Back 4 Blood: New PC Trailer Showcases 4K Resolution, Uncapped Framerate and More

Warner Bros. Games and Turtle Rock Studios have revealed an all-new trailer for Back 4 Blood detailing some exciting features for players on PC.

Back 4 Blood is a spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead so those who loved their time running around listening out for The Witch or avoiding getting jumped on by the Jockey should have the time of their lives as the same developers are behind both.

For those wanting to know more about the PC version of Back 4 Blood, Turtle Rock Studios today revealed a new trailer showing off the co-op zombie shooter’s Ridden-slaying action running on PC. In the adrenaline pumping clip, players can see highlights that showcase several features coming to the PC version of the game at launch, including 4K resolution, uncapped framerate, NVIDIA DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), ultrawide and multi-monitor support, cross-play, and various other graphics and visual quality options.

For those who aren’t too sure about what Back 4 Blood entails, the zombie apocalyptic title is a first-person co-op zombie shooter that puts the player in control of dynamic moment-to-moment gameplay they can take on with friends.

The title takes place after a catastrophic outbreak where most of humanity has either been killed or infected by the parasitic Devil Worm. Hardened by unspeakable events and emboldened to fight for the last of humanity, a group of apocalypse veterans called the Cleaners have rallied to take on the infected horrors known as the Ridden and reclaim the world.

Back 4 Blood will be available for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One Consoles, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC on Oct. 12, 2021. Pre-orders will receive entry into the Early Access portion of the Open Beta from Aug. 5-9, along with a bonus ‘Fort Hope Elite Weapon Skin Pack’.

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