No More Room in Hell 2

No More Room in Hell 2 is an 8-player co-op survival game in which you deploy as an emergency Responder to zombie-infested locations. You and your teammates complete missions, gather supplies and try to extract while the undead respond to your actions. Infection and permadeath put each Responder at risk: if yours dies, they and their individual progress are lost.

Game modes

Scenario Mode sends Responders into the outbreak to arm themselves, complete critical objectives and extract supplies. Its six maps show the collapse of society across the Northeast Coast of the United States, from Lewiston, Maine, and Broadway in New York to Pennsylvania’s industrial outskirts, Beaulieu Hospital and a government Bunker. Each location has different times of day and themed objectives. You can find gear during missions and restore infrastructure needed to keep humanity alive.

Co-op survival

Proximity voice chat helps you find your teammates. Communication and strategy matter as you face overwhelming threats with scarce resources that need to be shared. Every choice and action affects how the horde reacts, with consequences that can include losing your Responder and their individual progress. Rewards increase when more squadmates extract, but you must decide whether to risk your character’s life to save a teammate.

Infection and progression

The undead can infect your Responder and affect their mind, starting a race to find pills or a gene therapy cure before they die and rise against your allies. Looted supplies benefit the crew, but your Responder must survive to receive the rewards. Successful missions improve your chances in later deployments through upgraded starting gear and perks. Each extraction also advances your Responder’s abilities and unlocks unique perks for building loadouts for future missions.

The reactive horde

The undead retain their senses, so sounds in the dark can draw them into a full conflict. Multiple zombie types add to the threat, and a crowd can quickly become overwhelming. Your Responder can also join the horde if they die infected.

Weapons and combat

You use professional and improvised weapons to fight or evade the undead. Melee combat lets you drive a crowbar into a walker’s skull, while firearms such as shotguns are limited by scarce ammunition. Plan encounters and use tools such as proximity bombs and molotov cocktails, or equip firearms with sights, scopes and suppressors. A dynamic gore system shows the impact of wounds on the undead.