We're back with the second campaign of our Back 4 Blood preview.  We head into the countryside and take on the Blue Dog Hollow mission Bad Seeds. 

Time for some finale action in our Back 4 Blood preview. It has been a minute, but this one is a doozy and has some great set pieces as we head to the final chapter in The Devil's Return campaign. 

Welcome back to our co-op preview for Black 4 Blood. In this week's episode we work our way though the third level titled "Pain Train" and clear out the infestation in an abandoned trainyard. 

It's time to get the flashlights out because we have our second mission from our Back 4 Blood preview. We set our sights on the "Tunnel of Blood" mission from "The Devil's Return" campaign.  

Earlier this week we had the opportunity to check out Back 4 Blood, the latest from Turtle Rock Studios. During their sneak peek event we played through a PVP session and a lengthy co-op campaign. My initial thought was "how do you improve on a pillar of co-op gaming like Left 4 Dead?" After playing for a couple hours, I can say it has a lot of cool things going for it.

Hopefully you've had a chance to read our hands on impressions with It Takes Two over here. As we talked about, Locke and I spent a few hours with the game playing through the opening levels and experiencing the different things the game has to offer. Over the next few days we'll highlight some of those experiences with a handful of video highlights we took from our sessions with the game. 

We had a chance to dip our toes into Outward, an open-world survival RPG from the Canadian developer Nine Dots Studio. It is an impressive feat from a small team who has created a charming and atmospheric game that feels wildly unique.

We spent some time with Generation Zero on our Monday stream this week. This first-person, open-world shooter from Avalanche Studios takes place in 1980's Sweden where the local population has disappeared and ravenous machines scour the countryside.

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