Left 4 Dead 3: E3 2017 Announcement Trailer
Left 4 Dead 3 was announced during Microsoft’s E3 2017 press conference. The game is set to release in early 2018 for the Xbox One and Windows 10 platforms.
1) Left 4 Dead 3: What to Expect from the Announcement Trailer
Left 4 Dead 3 is set to release later this year and ahead of its launch, Valve have released an announcement trailer for the game. The trailer gives a glimpse of the game’s new mechanics and environments, as well as the return of fan favourites like Ellis and Witch.
According to Valve, the announcement trailer is just a taste of what’s to come from Left 4 Dead 3. "The full game will be much bigger, with more co-operative play, more enemies, and more locations than ever before."
So what can we expect from the announcement trailer? First and foremost, it confirms that the game will release on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. Secondly, we see the return of Ellis and Witch, as well as the introduction of a new character named Coach. This character is said to be a "badass military trainer" who will help players "survive the pandemic". Finally, the trailer shows off some of the game’s new environments, including a dark church and an abandoned building.
Given that Left 4 Dead 3 is still in development, it’s hard to say exactly what will be in the final game. However, based on the announcement trailer and what we know so far, we can expect a lot of co-operative play, intense combat, and environments that will make you feel like you’re in the middle of the pandemic.
2) Left 4 Dead 3: New Weapons and Maps Announced at E3 2017
Left 4 Dead 3’s E3 2017 announcement trailer showcased a variety of new weapons and maps. The new weapons include a crossbow, a grenade launcher, and a shotgun. The new maps include a plantation, an airport, and a warehouse. Check out the trailer below for a closer look.
Left 4 Dead 3 is scheduled to release on November 17, 2017, for PC.
3) Left 4 Dead 3: Release Date and Pre-Order Information Revealed
Left 4 Dead 3 is coming to PC, Xbox One and PS4 on November 17, 2017! Pre-order your copy today and get access to the beta!
In the announcement trailer, we see the return of the Infected, new Infected variants, and new co-operative gameplay elements. Check it out below!
We can’t wait for you to experience Left 4 Dead 3 for yourself. Be sure to pre-order your copy today and join the beta when it launches in November.
4) Left 4 Dead 3: Screenshots and Concept Art of the Survivors’ new Outfit released
Left 4 Dead 3 is coming!
The announcement trailer for Left 4 Dead 3 was shown at E3 2017, and it looks great! The game features four Survivors, each with their own unique style and looks.
The Survivors’ new outfit has also been released, and it looks great! The outfit includes a gas mask, which is perfect for when the Infected start to spread gas in the game.
Left 4 Dead 3 is coming soon, and we can’t wait to play it!
5) Left 4 Dead 3: Developer Comments on the State of The Game Following E3 2017
Left 4 Dead 3 made a big splash at this year’s E3, with both a new trailer and confirmation of the game’s return to PC. While much of the game’s development is still shrouded in secrecy, developer comments during the game’s panel offer a few tantalizing insights.
First and foremost, the team is still working on polishing up the game’s co-operative multiplayer. "We’re still working on the game’s co-operative multiplayer," said game director Bruce Shelley. "We’re trying to make sure that it’s as good as it can be."
Shelley also addressed the game’s return to PC, confirming that L4D3 will indeed launch on Steam this year. "It will launch on Steam this year," Shelley said. "We’re really excited about that. It’s been a long time coming."
Finally, Shelley teased that the game’s new campaign might be shorter than the original. "The campaign might be shorter," Shelley said. "But that’s okay, because we have a lot of new content in the game."
All in all, these comments offer tantalizing hints at what the game will be like. With the game set to return to PC in 2018, and a shortened campaign hinted at, fans are eager to get their hands on the game.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the E3 2017 announcement trailer for Left 4 Dead 3 looks pretty promising. The game appears to be retaining the gore and humor that made the first two games such a hit, and the addition of co-operative multiplayer is definitely something that fans are going to want to check out.
