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Left 4 Dead 2 runs perfectly fine on Windows 10, no problem. It's a game that's very compatible with the operating system and Valve keeps it updated on Steam, so you don't have to worry. Most players who have it installed report that it runs without needing to do anything special, though obviously it'll depend on your hardware. If your computer handles modern games smoothly, L4D2 is going to run great for you.

The only thing you might need is to install some DirectX components if for some reason the game asks you for dependencies when you run it for the first time, but Steam usually handles that automatically. If you want to make sure everything runs well when you open it, update your graphics driver and check that you have the latest drivers installed. Apart from that, it's a solid game that runs without drama on Windows 10, so go ahead and play with your buddies.

Don't assume an old game won't work just because it's old. I've had it installed for a while and ran it recently on Windows 10 without changing anything, and it works fine. What you should check is whether your graphics drivers are up to date, because that's what sometimes causes weird issues, not the game itself. Valve still pushes patches every now and then, so it's pretty well maintained for a game from that era.

It runs fine in general, but it really depends on your hardware and what exactly you want to do. The game is stable on Windows 10, that's confirmed, but if you have a very new or very powerful GPU sometimes drivers can cause issues with certain graphics settings, so you might need to tweak a few things in the game options. What I'd recommend is opening it first without changing anything and seeing how it runs; if it works right away, great, but if you're getting stuttering or weird crashes, try lowering the graphics quality or disabling some things like dynamic shadows. Playing with your teammates should run without issues in most cases.

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