Tripwire Interactive have announced their Summer Sideshow for 2017 which will start tomorrow. This event will last for one month, beginning with a free week and will incorporate over fifty cosmetic items for players to get their hands on. New mini games and weapons will also be added to the mix to add to the chaos along with new map, Tragic Kingdom.
Tripwire Interactive's sequel to critically acclaimed zombie shooter Killing Floor has released today from its stint in Steam's early access.
The co-op zombie murder simulator Killing Floor 2 just got another update offering a bevy of new content including new weapons, new character and weapon skins, and a new map, giving players yet another reason to unite in their battle to destroy the undead.
Killing Floor was a surprising success back in 2009, and its sequel looks to keep up its gory shooter gameplay for a second round. Killing Floor 2 has had its cooperative zombie-killing action in Early Access for nearly a year-and-a-half, but it seems that the title is getting itself a full, 1.0 release, as the game will be out this November.
Killing Floor 2’s latest update, Revenge of the Zeds, brings with it a new PVP game mode called Versus Survival, which will allow human teams to take on monsters controlled by human players.
Tripwire Interactive and Mod DB have announced the launch of the Killing Floor 2 Grindhouse Mapping Contest. The prize is a sweet $50,000 in prize money, and the chance to have your creation join the game's official map roster. Phase 1 began on October 12, and will end on November 30, at 6PM EST - all entries must be in by that date. Those who make it to Phase 2 will have from December 7 to January 31 next year.
Now that it's been stuffed full of flamethrowers and C4 packs in the latest Incinerate and Detonate update, there's no better time to give Tripwire Interactive's gory shooter Killing Floor 2 a try. Especially because the Early Access title is free to play on Steam this weekend, complete with the new content added.
You might be forgiven for thinking that Tripwire Interactive's co-op zombie shooter Killing Floor 2 contains enough hardcore ultraviolence as it is, but the studio clearly doesn't agree. The game's latest update, Incinerate 'n Detonate, contains exactly what you think it does; more weapons with which to blow up or barbecue your enemies.
You might have thought there were already enough ways to splatter Zeds across the walls in Killing Floor 2, but the upcoming free Incinerate n' Detonate pack is here to prove you wrong. You might be able to guess the particular flavours of zombie-murdering that the new content pack brings to the table. Actually, you don't have to. After first revealing the free update at E3 earlier this month (video below), developer Tripwire Interactive has finally detailed some of the contents.
The real victims of Killing Floor 2 are the janitorial staff. Tripwire Interactive is utilising the latest PhysX tech from Nvidia to really get that splatter just right, and just about everywhere. It's not one for the squeamish. There'll be "Flex-powered bile" coming out of the Bloat enemy, who "when gibbed his lungs, intestines and skull will spew forth" right alongside buckets of the red stuff and "smaller giblets." Your move, Pacman.
If you're currently wiping out hordes of mutant monstrosities in Tripwire Interactive's Killing Floor 2, don't worry about losing your stats when the game moves out of Early Access. The developer confirmed that player records would cross over at E3 yesterday, in an interview with PCGamesN. Anything you unlock will be yours into version 1.0 and beyond.
Tripwire Interactive has released the first update for its ludicrously violent festival of dismemberment, Killing Floor 2. Content Patch 01 adds a new map, collectible items, bug fixes and more. New map Volter Manor takes place in a modern fortress with “many deadly secrets to hide”, set against a Swiss cliff side. Tripwire released several images from the new map earlier this month, some of which you can see below. Lots of claret being splashed around, as you'd expect.
Tripwire Interactive has detailed the contents of the Killing Floor 2 Digital Deluxe Edition, along with the recommended PC specifications you'll need to meet if you want to see the game's super detailed gore system fling kneecaps and spleens at you in high definition.
Tripwire Interactive will be bringing Killing Floor 2 to Steam Early Access in two weeks' time on April 21st. The viral outbreak has come to continental Europe, and endless rounds of ammunition are the only proven 'cure'. It's a direct sequel to the first game, and will feature four classes, three maps and around a dozen monster types when it hits Early Access. Civilians and mercenaries are taking the fight to the ravenous horrors.
Tripwire Interactive took part in a panel at PlayStation Experience over last weekend (the game's coming to PS4 as well as PC), and they were pretty excited to show off the dismemberment and gore engine they've come up with for Killing Floor 2. Said system is called M.E.A.T., which stands for Massive Evisceration and Trauma. You've probably now got some idea about what kind of game Killing Floor 2 is. Not for kids, basically.
Killing Floor’s Twisted Christmas Thrill Chill 2014 seasonal update is now available to play, offering a nice bout of festive dismemberment for you to enjoy. The update adds a new map set in a zed-filled amusement park, and a selection of Christmas themed enemies to slay.
Tripwire Interactive certainly isn't skimping on the gore in its upcoming zombie co-op sequel, Killing Floor 2. In fact the development team has come up with whole new dismemberment system that takes the blood n' guts to a whole new level. The M.E.A.T system (that's Massive Evisceration And Trauma by the way) is heavily inspired by Soldier of Fortune 2, a game that elevated poking holes in people into a disgusting art form.
Zombie slaying is back in fashion with Killing Floor ready to join the fray, having previously done so in Unreal Tournament as a mod. So impressive was its own flavour of co-op Zombie brain slugging that Tripwire Interactive has announced it's stepping out on its own. Weapons, perks, slow-mo deaths ...that's Killing Floor.
A totally free expansion called Level Up is arriving for Killing Floor tomorrow, and it adds new gear, maps, a new character class, new achievements and perks - for nothing! In extra celebration, all gamers who don't own it can try it out for free from tomorrow by pre-loading Killing Floor right now. This weekend will also be running a 25 percent off sale on Steam.
Tripwire isn't letting up with its themed Killing Floor events. The wave-based survival game is set to be invaded with Christmas critters in today's update.