Killing Floor
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Description
"If you've enjoyed zombie games of the past and want to see a different take on what cooperative zombie horror games should be like, then I think you will enjoy Killing Floor too." - AtomicGamer.com
"Buying Killing Floor is easily one of the best purchasing decisions you can make this year." - CPUGamer.com
Killing Floor is a Co-op Survival Horror FPS set in the devastated cities and countryside of England after a series of cloning experiments for the military goes horribly wrong. You and your friends are members of the military dropped into these locations with a simple mission: Survive long enough to cleanse the area of the failed experiments!
- Cooperative gameplay for up to six players against multiple waves of specimens
- Persistent Perks system, allowing players to convert their in-game achievements into permanent improvements to their character's skills and abilities
- Over 60 Steam Achievements, including “Dignity for the dead” for killing 10 enemies feeding on dead teammates' corpses and “Hot Cross Fun” for finishing off 25 burning enemies with a Crossbow
- Slow-motion “ZEDtime” to better watch those crucial and violent creature deaths, even in multiplayer
- Solo game mode for offline play
- Ten different monster types trying to eat your face off, armed with everything from teeth and claws, to chainsaws, chain-guns and rocket-launchers
- 20+ weapons for the players to chose from, ranging from knives and fire-axes to pump shotguns, rifles and a flamethrower
- Equip your team with welders, medical tools and body armor to help your odds of survival
- Choose which Perks to play with to best balance out your co-op team against the horrors
- Open, non-linear play areas: choose when and where to fight — or run; weld doors closed to direct the monster horde down alternate corridors
- Fully-configurable, allowing players to change the difficulty level, number of creature waves, or even set up their own favorite waves of monsters
Customer reviews
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Left 4 Dead? Please.
Halgmor | May 13, 2013 | See all Halgmor's reviews »Multiple classes, multiple weapons, multiple perks, holiday updates/themes, shoot 'em up, NOT linear, NOT mission-oriented, just an open zombie shoot 'em up. And it works. Guns are excellent and feel proper. Guns are sold and bought from a shop that keeps changing location each round which forces players not to camp but keep going on foot. Oh and did I mention your classes level up giving you new perks, cheaper weapons, higher damage, and awesome stuff like that? Yeah.
There's one problem though: The British accents.
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Developers worth supporting
britishlad | May 10, 2013 | See all britishlad's reviews »Thhis game is basically Left 4 Dead, without missions. You starton a map with other players (max 6) and kill a bunch of mutant zombie freak-type enemies. There's a trading shop at the end of every round on a map, there are 10 rounds. You get in-game currency while playing. You get more currency for how well you do in a given round so you can buy better weapons and whatnot. There's a number of different classes to choose from, such as a pyro who uses fire-based weapons, to a melee class, healing class, marksman (headshot) class. Bunch of different classes. Cool thing is they all start at level one when you're a beginner and you can level them up as you play them. As they level, you get better bonuses and bigger advantages.
The Biggest problem with this game is the graphics are dated and look pretty ugly to be honest. This game requires teamwork, and you can choose what difficulty you want to play on. Harder difficulties are very challenging and require teamwork. There's an ungodly amount of custom-made maps by players that are absolutely brilliant that you can play on as well. Also the voice acting is terrible and laughable but when you play this game you can tell it was intentional
Lotta DLC for this game. brand new one just came out which gives you
Simple game, but in this case simple is best. No story or missions or any crap like that at all. It's a great game and it's definitely worth the £14.99 price tag considering I have got 48 hours of fun out of this game.
Also whilst they do charge for extra skins (at a very cheap price) they released 7 new weapons and loads of new maps for free! It's nice to see game developers rewarding there fans rather than charging a ridiculous amount for dlc
95
What I wanted from L4D2
heyitswalter | May 7, 2013 | See all heyitswalter's reviews »This is a coop horde mode survival horror. It has a very good selection of guns, and it has different classes you can play in it, which have specializations in and of themselves. For example, the pyro gets cheaper fire weapons. This lets you focus with a set of weapons and really understand how they work better than just constantly jumping around weapons; but you can do that too. You can do whatever you want in this game, and it has so many maps to play on too.
93
Thrillingly Awesome Co-Op Survival
mike2kevin | May 4, 2013 | See all mike2kevin's reviews »i've been playing this games for quite a while with my friends and we even eventually rent a server so we can make our own server to play and customize all we want.. when we use standard server after some times you might feel bored but when you hard mod the server customize everything adds more zed, weapons, balance the game, makes patty harder this is where the fun begin! play with 6 ppl in one server is fun and challenging but try with more than 6 ppl in a custom server! this will bring the fun to the maximum level! trust me i'm an engineer... :D
90
Killing floor, one of the best games for the price out there.
Onefatcow | May 2, 2013 | See all Onefatcow's reviews »I've been playing this game for a few months now, and it has remained my favorite Co-op. The game has a large focus on teamplay that translates well into gameplay. The only problems this game has are small amounts of lag (which is probably just my connection) and sub-par graphics (it wasn't made in 2013, so this probably isn't very surprising.