It’s a lot to take on from the word go, but if you just think of cards as upgrades/modifiers and try to experiment with them with while understanding that some aren’t as good as others for every mission, you will slowly get used to them. You are first introduced to Back 4 Blood’s gameplay as a solo experience in a tutorial, which cranks the difficulty right down to begin with to acclimate you with how decks and the game’s various systems operate. However, there are some reasons to try the game solo at least. The answer: sort of, but you’d really be missing a lot of the appeal of the game, which is teaming up with friends and grinding out upgrades while taking on increasingly difficult levels. As a spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead, Back 4 Blood is first and foremost a multiplayer game, but is it worth checking out if you just want zombie-killing in single-player?
Back 4 Blood, as is the case with so many shooters these days, has a heavy focus on playing with others, coming up with strategies and blasting away enemies as part of team.
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