According to the patch notes, No Hope is described as a 'relentless' challenge, but the notes also say that players who conquer it will 'reap significant rewards,' whatever that may mean. This may surprise some people, seeing as how Back 4 Blood was already considered quite difficult as it is, to the point where the studio attempted to nerf it, particularly when it came to spawning too many Special Ridden enemies. One other interesting thing that's been implemented with the April 12 update is the No Hope difficulty mode.

RELATED: Back 4 Blood Preps to Launch Tunnels of Terror Expansion This latest addition introduces guarded treasures in underground labyrinthine lairs, which tasks players with seeking out the goodies in these new challenges. The Tunnels of Terror update comes with a ton of new content and some tweaks, chief among them the new Ridden Hives feature. And while the developer has attempted to balance it, Back 4 Blood's new update comes with an even harder setting.Īnyone who is still playing Back 4 Blood may have already noticed April's pretty significant patch rolling out recently. However, many felt it was lacking somewhat, with one of the biggest criticisms being the game's difficulty spike. With Valve titles being considered some of the best zombie apocalypse video games ever made, it was natural that many jumped at the chance to play Turtle Rock Studio's upcoming cooperative shoot-em-up.

Many were understandably excited when Back 4 Blood began doing the rounds, with the marketing for the game basically saying that it was going to be a spiritual successor to the beloved Left 4 Dead series.

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