Playing 4 Blood Solo again means missing out on rewards and achievements

Back 4 Blood is a social game, and developer Turtle Rock Studios doesn’t want gamers to forget about it. While playing through a campaign match with others will allow players to earn Supply Points, which can be used to purchase cards and cosmetics, the game’s single-player mode completely cuts players off from all rewards. .

The first time players try to choose the zombie killing experience they want in the central area of ​​the game, Fort Hope, they are greeted with three options. The campaign puts players in a match with anyone in their party or random players, and Swarm Mode is the in-game version of Left 4 Dead PvP. The single-player campaign is about as straightforward as it gets, allowing players to tackle Back 4 Blood’s four-act campaign with no one to help save for the bots.

Anyone looking to kill zombies on their own will have to do so knowing that they will not receive any rewards for their hard and bloody work. A screen that appears as soon as players choose the single-player campaign details everything they won’t earn by progressing through the game this way. Although maps and objectives are adjusted for a player, the single player campaign will not grant players any supply points or progress to achievements and achievements.

The only advantage of the single player campaign is that players can use any single player card decks they create, which have access to a wide variety of cards compared to regular campaign decks.

Back 4 Blood is currently available in Early Access to anyone who has purchased the Ultimate or Deluxe editions of the game. The game will be available on PC, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S and PS5 and for free through Game Pass on October 12. .