update · March 18, 2025
No More Room in Hell 2 Update 0.3.1 Patch Notes
Update 0.3.1 for No More Room in Hell 2 adds a loadout system, earnable account credits, private lobby difficulty settings, and the MP5 submachine gun.
No More Room in Hell 2 patch 0.3.1 overhauls progression with loadouts and credits, adds the MP5 and Rochester 1873 rifle, and revises infection mechanics.
Loadouts and Account Credits
Responders can customize starting gear via a loadout system unlocked through account level, character level, or Nightmare Prestige levels. Items are bought using Credits, an account-wide currency earned by completing objectives. Surviving a match lets players keep their gear, while dying requires repurchasing lost loadout items.
Infection and Combat Mechanics
Infection can now trigger from regular zombie attacks when player health falls below 50 percent, with the chance scaling higher as health drops. Critical stamina below 15 percent during zombie grabs still causes an instant bite and guaranteed infection. Hit reactions are more tactile, and zombies no longer slide or teleport toward players during attacks.
New Weapons and Equipment
The MP5 submachine gun joins as the game's first SMG, featuring a built-in flashlight and chambered in 9mm. The Rochester 1873 lever-action rifle uses .357 Magnum ammo. A new Satchel item increases inventory space, and holographic scope attachments are now available.
Private Lobbies and Medals
Private lobbies now support adjustable difficulty settings and Dynamic Grouping options for automated matchmaking with other Responders. Character Medals track extractions, supplies secured, objectives completed, and teammate assistance on a private personal scorecard.
Bug Fixes and Environment Polish
Power Plant end scenarios no longer require completing all POIs when handling the Control Centre, and three new extraction points are available outside the plant. Numerous animation bugs, audio triggers, weapon icon errors, and client crashes have been resolved.
Why this patch matters
Update 0.3.1 gives players clearer progression loops and tactical choices through loadouts while tightening up combat responsiveness.