Back 4 Blood has been looking like the long-awaited Left 4 Dead revival that Valve just refuses to make, and it’s no surprise that Turtle Rock Studios’ upcoming first person shooter has been generating quite a bit of hype. The biggest draw here, of course, is co-op, but even so, those who want to play solo have been left at a clear disadvantage.
Recently, for instance, it came to light that those played Back 4 Blood’s campaign by themselves would face some significant blocks, such as not being able to unlock achievements, not being able to earn supply points (which are crucial to progression, and as such, playing the game), or not being able to track in-game stats. Understandably, this drew a lot of backlash from people.
Turtle Rock has responded to those criticisms now. Taking to Twitter, the developer acknowledged the “frustration” about progression blocks in the game’s solo campaign, and said it is “discussing ways to address the issue.” There’s no word on when we can expect a fix, or what kind of a fix it will be, but the developer writes: “We’ll have more news as we strategize on potential ways to make it happen.” Here’s hoping it’s not long before they figure it out.
Back 4 Blood is out on October 12 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
❗ Attention Cleaners! ❗
We have heard your frustrations about progression in solo mode and are discussing ways to address the issue. Thank you for your patience and feedback at this time – we'll have more news as we strategize on potential ways to make it happen.
— Turtle Rock Studios (@TurtleRock) October 9, 2021
