Mar 24, 2010, 03:30 AM
Had there have never been a L4D then L4D2 would be a sure thing. As it stands, it's a really good co-op based FPS with varied game modes and intense game play.
Where Valve screwed up a little was in making it a seperate game from L4D when it could have been a shoe in as an update/upgrade. When they've done in sliced the fan base in two; those who'll buy it and those who'll not.
At a significan discout it's definately worth shelling out the dough. Bare in mind that at some point all the Valve based Steam games will be playable on Macs and this collaborative style of play is esactly the sort of thing that Mac players will jump on.
In terms of time, it's not really a jump in-jump out game. Expect to run games for at least 1hour each. Though you can take or leave the continuation on to the next stage after the first round ends.
Where Valve screwed up a little was in making it a seperate game from L4D when it could have been a shoe in as an update/upgrade. When they've done in sliced the fan base in two; those who'll buy it and those who'll not.
At a significan discout it's definately worth shelling out the dough. Bare in mind that at some point all the Valve based Steam games will be playable on Macs and this collaborative style of play is esactly the sort of thing that Mac players will jump on.
In terms of time, it's not really a jump in-jump out game. Expect to run games for at least 1hour each. Though you can take or leave the continuation on to the next stage after the first round ends.
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