Back 4 Blood: December update adds single-player campaign

Turtle Rock announced on Twitter that a new full-bodied update for Back 4 Blood will be available starting tomorrow, Thursday, December 16. As previously promised, the update includes a single-player mode with progression, a seasonal event, and more.

In Back 4 Blood it was already possible to play the game as a single-player, but in this way, it was not possible to gain progress and thus unlock various elements of the game, which was criticized by players. Last month the developers promised to make some changes to the game, and it seems that they have kept their word.

The new update includes a version of the campaign that is a completely single player, thanks to which players will be able to advance with the progress of the story and at the same time also unlock cards to strengthen their deck.

In addition, the update also includes new cards, including a new type, the "Burn Cards", which can be used in Saferooms to obtain temporary effects such as instant cures, increased resistance, and more.

Also kicking off is a limited-time holiday event, during which Fort Hope and the firing range will feature Christmas decorations, and you'll also be able to unlock special skins for characters and weapons, as well as Christmas-themed emblems and sprays.

In addition to all this, there is a very long list of balancing changes and bug fixes that you can read in the notes published by Turtle Rock Studios on its official website.

The news coming for Back 4 Blood certainly doesn't end there. According to the official roadmap published last month, 2022 will also see the arrival of a new difficulty level, a cooperative mode, and Tunnels of Terror, the first expansion of Back 4 Blood's annual pass.