Torn Banner Studios has released a thrilling new update patch 0.2.4 for No More Room in Hell 2. This is the first major update of 2025 for the game since its launch back in late October last year. The update 0.2.4 is now live and adds fresh new Firefighter Zombies, features, reworks, and bug fixes to the co-op horror shooter. Released in late October 2024 in Early Access, the game has been steadily evolving, and this update promises to elevate the gameplay experience.
Firefighter Zombies and Explosive Gameplay
One of the standout features of this update is the addition of Firefighter Zombies. Easily recognizable by their uniforms and oxygen tanks, these zombies add a new layer of strategy. Damaging their oxygen tanks causes an explosion that, while harmless to players, can knock down nearby zombies, offering a tactical advantage in chaotic situations.
Caliber Ammunition Returns
Responding to fan feedback, caliber ammunition makes its comeback in this update. Players can now choose from a variety of ammo types, making inventory management more strategic. Limited carrying space means players must decide wisely which ammunition to bring along, adding a more technical edge to survival gameplay.
Reworked Runner Zombies
Runner zombies have also undergone changes to make them more dynamic and threatening. Their attacks are now less predictable, heightening the challenge. However, they spawn less frequently, addressing community feedback and balancing the difficulty.
New Responder Skills Introduced
The update introduces new Responder skills that enhance gameplay strategies:
- Immunity: Reduces the chance of infection by 50%.
- Outdoor Champion: Mitigates fire, gas, water, and electricity damage by 30%.
- Builder: Increases stack sizes for barricade boards and batteries.
These skills provide players with more tools to adapt and survive against the undead onslaught.
Bug Fixes and Improvements
The developers have prioritized fixing existing issues to improve game stability and quality. Updates include:
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- More accurate climbing mechanics.
- Enhanced zombie visuals.
- Resolution of infinite ammo exploits.
Community-Driven Update
This update highlights Torn Banner Studios’ commitment to listening to player feedback and refining the game. From rebalancing enemy mechanics to reintroducing fan-favorite features, the studio aims to deliver a more engaging and polished horror experience.
For more details on the update, check out the developer’s blog, which includes a complete list of changes and improvements. Whether you’re a seasoned survivor or a new player, this update ensures that No More Room in Hell 2 remains a top contender in the co-op horror genre.