Valve has been unusually quiet about "Left 4 Dead 3," and those who have anxiously waited for the arrival of the game sequel are advised to explore the mods offered by the current "Left 4 Dead 2" game while waiting for "Left 4 Dead 3."

According to reports, the "Back to School" mod of "Left 4 Dead 2" is impressive as it comes with some of the best graphics ever featured in the whole game franchise. As there is still no certainty as to when "Left 4 Dead 3" will come out or whether there is really one coming, avid fans of the game are advised to download the said mod of the current game, which comes in seven levels to be downloaded separately.

Reports claim that the game levels are stunning and bears undeniable similarity to the original game in terms of design. Additionally, the mod also comes with the same characters found in the main game.

Meanwhile, despite the silence of Valve on "Left 4 Dead 3," various rumors and speculations have been surfacing online as to what it may be about. Apart from the rumor saying that the said game will be a prequel rather than a sequel, there are also stories going around saying that the game will be launched next year.

Rumor has it that Valve may make an announcement about "Left 4 Dead 3" once it has already settled to its new location. It is also said that the anticipated game will usher in four new protagonists: Irvin, Katherine, Garrett Jr., and Keenan. Likewise, rumor has it that "Left 4 Dead 3" will come with six campaigns, such as "No Mercy," "Early Destination," "Cliff Hanger," "Crashland," "Inquisitor," and "Impasse."

Speculations on Valve coming up with a "Left 4 Dead 3" game started surfacing when Valve artist Tristan Reidford came up with a video tutorial on Destination Workshop Tools. In the said video, one of his folders is seen and came with the label "left4dead3."