Left 4 Dead 2 Finally Gets the Uncensored Version in Germany

At long final, German owners of 2009's archetype multiplayer survival horror game Left four Expressionless 2 can finally play it uncut over a decade since its initial release. The developer announced on Steam that High german authorities reevaluated the survival horror game subsequently they had accounted the game too violent and removed blood scenes whilst also preventing players doing all kinds of gorry things to enemies. Australia too had the same issues as Germany where Value had to remove bodies of the infected later dying and even went to the lengths of removing the game's cover image that featured a hand with a finger missing.

The statement reads: "Valve recently requested that German government re-evaluate the game Left 4 Dead 2. We are happy to let yous know that as a consequence the uncut international version of Left 4 Dead 2 is now available to our customers in Germany. Owners of the game in Frg can downloadthis free DLC to update the game if you wish to do and so."

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Valve released the uncut version ofLeft iv Expressionless in Australia all the way back in 2022 afterward the R18+ rating for video games went into effect in the country and at present Germany has finally defenseless up giving German owners of the game the full and meatier version where they can hack and slash their way through the title without missing out and download the complimentary DLC to add gore back into the game.

The recent sequel to Left 4 Expressionless, Dorsum 4 Blood, has seen a lot of positive feedback, particularly those who loved nothing more than jumping into Left 4 Expressionless with their friends back in the day. To check out our first impressions, have a read of this article right here.

Dorsum 4 Claret is to be launching June 22, 2022, for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series Ten, and PC.

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