No More Room in Hell 2

No More Room in Hell 2 shambled into StreamerHouse in 2025, drawing 292 peak viewers for Torn Banner's 8-player co-op horror that launched rough but improved through relentless updates. Early Access hit October 2024 in "pretty rough state," quickly plummeting to "mostly negative" Steam ratings before crawling to "mostly positive" through regular content drops. StreamerHouse witnessed the resurrection—players spawn separately across procedurally generated maps, deploying wits and reflexes to unite and survive against wakened dead. Character permadeath created massive consequences for bad decisions, with zombies reacting to every move and noise in Unreal Engine 5-powered environments. The first 2025 update added firefighter zombies, while the PC Gaming Show 2025 trailer revealed Broadway 3, a successor to beloved maps from the original game. Torn Banner delayed 1.0 launch from October 2025 to first half 2026, wanting the full release "in the best possible condition." With eight players communicating across dynamic scenarios where combat or cunning both work, the game evolved from disaster to promise. For StreamerHouse, it showed how Early Access transparency and developer commitment could salvage even the roughest launches.