While L4D2 doesn't change a whole lot to an established formula, the end result is still generally satisfying.Valve should probably look into spicing up the franchise a bit but you be the judge.

By now we're all pretty familiar with the drill for a zombie apocalypse—arm yourself with whatever you can, stay on the move, and try to find some inner peace, 'cause there's probably no cavalry coming and survival rates are slim. But if there's one method of staying alive that consistently works in these countless numbers of improbable doomsday scenarios, it's keeping a group mentality among survivors. Last year's Left 4 Dead took this idea and channeled it into a frantic study in teamwork, utilizing the pressure of an online arena to fully exploit the game's multiplayer-minded design sense.

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