Hello Survivors.
Welcome to February’s Development Update! Back at HQ, we understand that you out there want us to dig into the guts of what we’re working on, share deeply what’s inside and upcoming, and spew out the facts. So of course we’ve been looking forward to this blog and what we can currently share about No More Room in Hell 2.
We’ve also adjusted the FAQ’s on our Steam game page and in our Discord so go check those out for current information about No More Room in Hell 2 and what to expect ahead of the Early Access Launch. In the meantime enjoy this look into No More Room in Hell 2 development, and we’ll see you in March.
We’re going through February swinging. As a survivor, hatchets are useful in many ways - chop wood, cut through brush to clear a path, or to shave off bark for kindling. It’s also handy for dealing with those zombies that are trying to take a chunk out of you and is a good weapon to keep around when you want to cut short any attacks, or undead attackers who try to make you lunch. Aim for the head, follow through, and keep a sharp lookout for more zombies in the area. We have our own hatchet, sharpened and ready to swing, rendered in beautiful detail thanks to UE5’s Nanite Technology. We got you.
We have what looks like a tough situation! Wonder what part of the map that’s going to be, and how we’ll see it in No More Room in Hell 2.
Concept Art like this is vital to capturing the story that a scene can tell and in giving direction to different design aspects in a game. What story do you think is being told - share with us in the comments!
No moody atmosphere and apocalyptic land would be complete without the sounds that dive deep into your heart to pull out the helplessness and hope that can exist within No More Room in Hell 2. Close your eyes, hit play, and let us know what comes to your mind with this audio!
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Thank you for reading and we’ll see you in March with another Developer Blog.
Have a great day Survivors!