L4D2 (Left 4 Dead 2)

Some features of Nick's appearance: Facial features taken from Teymur Gazi. Judging by his appearance, Nick is a ladies' man, as there are smudged lipstick marks on his collar and a red kiss mark on his neck. Has several rings on his fingers, one of which is a symbol of his gang membership. Nick is a fastidiously clean person, so he hates dirty and unsanitary places. The only survivor whose appearance has not changed since the beginning Nick (Nicholas) is an avid card player and a skilled con man. He's 35 years old, wears an expensive white suit, and enjoys the high life. Nick's character: At first, he does not trust the other survivors, and treats them with arrogance and caution. He is quite abrupt in speech and does not hesitate to insult others, especially if they have harmed him. A person who is fastidiously clean, hence his hatred of dirty and unsanitary places. Often acts as the voice of reason in the team. All of Nick's negative qualities—his sarcastic remarks, pessimistic attitude, and cynical outlook on life—make him a full-fledged antihero.

Rochelle is a 29-year-old black woman from Cleveland. Some characteristics of appearance: Hair color: chestnut. Eye color: brown. Height: 166.4–168.9 cm (in shoes), 165.1–167.6 cm (without shoes). Weight - 52 kg. Rochelle's hair was originally dark brown, but it later became completely dark and shorter. Her neck-length ponytail grew into a neat bun of thin dreadlocks. The character's appearance is based on actress Shanola Hampton. Rochelle from Left 4 Dead is portrayed as a reasonable, level-headed, and kind girl. She has a sense of humor, which is clearly demonstrated by her relationship with Jimmy Gibbs Jr. and the Midnight Riders. A journalist, Rochelle is brave and decisive, able to keep a cool head in critical situations. She possesses a strong sense of justice and responsibility, which helps her make informed decisions and ensure the safety of the group. When the situation spiraled out of control and a zombie apocalypse occurred, the girl's journalistic savvy helped her stay alert and unite with three other survivors.

Ellis's facial features are based on model Jessie McKinney. Ellis's appearance has changed several times: Early screenshots show a white T-shirt, green cap, and jeans. The E3 teaser featured a T-shirt with two crossed flags and the words "JB Autoservice." In the Dark Carnival campaign's gameplay trailer, the yellow T-shirt is featured, and the pants have been replaced with jeans again. In the final videos, a T-shirt with the inscription "Bull-Shifters" is worn. Ellis's cap has a tow truck emblem on it. Ellis is a simple-minded but smart 23-year-old from Savannah. Some character traits: Optimism. Ellis thinks the zombie apocalypse is an exciting adventure and tries to cheer up his friends. Good-natured. Ellis is very good-natured and naive, which is why Nick often makes fun of him. He loves to comment on everything that happens. He often tells other survivors ridiculous stories about his friend Keith, out of place. He loves to take risks. Ellis believes in his own immortality and is capable of treating any failure as a kind of joke. He tries to befriend everyone in the group. He will be overcome with great grief if any of the survivors die.

The coach is a 44-year-old African American originally from Savannah.

Some characteristics of the character's appearance: Hair color: brown (bald). Eye color: brown. Skin color: black. Weight: 265 lbs. Coach's appearance is based on Darnell Rice. The coach comes across as a kindhearted father with an optimistic outlook. He is considered the team's voice of reason and authority. Some of the Trainer's character traits: Friendly demeanor. Despite his menacing appearance, Trainer is very kind and friendly. A true coach, he demands positive behavior from other survivors, such as encouraging them to get back on their feet when they're seriously injured and encouraging them to continue rather than give up. Religiosity. The coach seems quite religious, sometimes reading scripture to encourage the group. Obsession with food. The trainer laments the closure of food stalls due to the virus and reminisces about his youth, when he indulged in various foods. Use of foul language. Coach is the most swearing player on his team, often calling infected women "bitches."