No More Room in Hell 2 gets a roadmap alongside its 1.1 update
After leaving early access on PC in August and also making its way to consoles, multiplayer-focused zombie shooter No More Room in Hell 2 has today received its first major update, bringing a wealth of bug fixes, gameplay improvements and more. Torn Banner Studios and Green Man Gaming have also revealed a new roadmap for the game, indicating what’s on the way in the future.
As already mentioned, update 1.1 for No More Room in Hell 2 is quite a meaty one, offering lots of bug fixes to make the game better for all. There’s a particular focus on the console experience, however, to make it more refined.
But that’s not all: the update also includes new weapon attachments, updates to two of the game’s maps, and difficulty adjustments. You can check out the full patch notes on Steam, but the gist is, your time with No More Room in Hell 2 should be a hell of lot smoother and more enjoyable.
Moving ahead, the roadmap for No More Room In Hell 2, which you can see below, indicates that the game will receive two survival maps by the end of this winter, as well as UX & UI improvements, additional weapons, Hell mode, and more.
Next year, the game will get pretty much more of everything, and those who play solo will be happy to hear that progression will be added. This is just the beginning of No More Room in Hell 2, then, so even if you’re not feeling it just yet, there’s lots to look forward to in the future.
