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The thing is, L4D offers something that is either unique or very hard to come across when it comes to zombie games: real teamwork, high replayability and a different experience every time you play it. The thing is, no other game of its genre has catched that particular spice that L4D has, and it draws new players every day. That's why I don't think people will get "sick" from L4D or L4D2. That's like saying people got bored of Half-Life 1 or 2, or people getting sick of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. These games have something, some central concept or mechanic, that makes them near unkillable.
And when it comes to potential... I'm not sure. It doesn't feel like L4D or as a spiritual successor to it, and it's near forgotten by now. The initial reception was so bad, I don't think they'll pull through.
Cover yourself in boomer bile.