New "Left 4 Dead 3" confirmed release date rumors are suggesting that the highly anticipated title could be underway. Sources are claiming that a 2017 launch for the new Valve game could be highly plausible.
According to Gamespot, a Valve employee could have accidentally leaked some details about the real status of the game. As the publication noted, fan site ValveTime was the first to take notice of the alleged leak after conceptual artist Tristan Reidford posted a photo of his tutorial and forgot to exclude the shot of a "Left 4 Dead 3" folder. The photo once again sparked new hopes that the game was not shelved after all.
Fans were looking forward to get a "Left 4 Dead 3" confirmed release date update at the E3 2016. However, Valve continues to keep mum about the game and won't confirm or deny whether its production is really a priority.
Previous "Left 4 Dead 3" confirmed release date rumors have hinted that the new installment could be a prequel set before "Left 4 Dead 2," Christian Post previously reported. The publication also noted that the new game could feature six new campaigns- Crash-land, Impasse, Inquisitor Land, Early Destination, Cliff-Hanger, and No Mercy.
Although not yet confirmed, "Left 4 Dead 3" confirmed release date rumors are hinting that the new title will feature four characters, particularly three men and one woman. Katherine will reportedly be the only woman in the group. She will be joined by a gangster named Irvin, comic book nerd Keenan and Kenpo fighter Garrett Jr.
Do you think Valve will soon announce a "Left 4 Dead 3" confirmed release date? Do you think the highly anticipated title is really underway?
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