No More Room in Hell 2 Gets New Map and Progression System in Camp Blood Update

In late October, Torn Banner Studios introduced the Camp Blood update for No More Room in Hell 2. The developers of the cooperative zombie shooter released a trailer for the update and described what it adds.

Players can head to a new map, Ruby Lake. The location was inspired by “slasher films about 1980s camps.”

The update also adds a new progression system called Responder Retirement. Players can send a character into “retirement.” That character then becomes unavailable to play, and their slot in the roster opens up. In return, the player advances in the system and gains +1 to the starting level of future characters, up to +29, which means a new fighter can start at level 30. The system has its own reward track that includes cosmetic items and other rewards.

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The developers also fixed various bugs and made balance changes. The full description of the October update for No More Room in Hell 2 is available through the link in the source article.

No More Room in Hell 2 launched in early access in 2024 and received harsh reviews at release. The developers have been fixing the shooter step by step, and its rating has risen over time.