During this time you can also purchase ammo, weapons, and armor. The game plays fast with short breaks between waves to let you catch your breath. (“Just like in Stalingrad, fools!”) Hoooogaaannnnn! OK, maybe Hans Volter doesn’t yell that, but he should.
The only boss in the game for the beta, Hans Volter, was a delight to fight against, sporting a memorable design and hilarious German accent with inappropriate quotes. A set of increasing difficulty levels should ensure that the game doesn’t get old as you gain skills and perks.Įnemies have distinctive models that are easy to recognize and help immerse you in the dystopian world. There’s less story and level progress than L4D it’s more like you’re defending a fort. The game supports up to six players working together, though you can go it alone if you want. Killing Floor 2 brings the co-operative gameplay of the Left for Dead series and adds character classes and perks that you gain via experience that persist between games. Presented here in blue, utilizing amazing De-Goreivision™ for family-viewing fun! This fight happened five minutes earlier and the environment was still splattered. When it comes to your kids, however, I can’t imagine how this game could receive any less than a mature rating from the ESRB (like its predecessor). If you’re the kind of person who can see over-the-top gore and laugh a little maniacally because it’s awesome and you can’t believe that just happened, then you might find the plentiful viscera to be the red-tinted frosting on the cupcake of Killing Floor 2. So instead, here’s a metaphor piñata: Oh, the humanity! Image: The Unhappiest Piñata by Dee Ashley, licensed under CC BY 2.0 But, this being a family-friendly site, I don’t really want to show it. I have this great screenshot of me shooting a Zed in the head, its skull blowing apart into chunks of brain matter and its neck turning into a blood fountain. You get money for doing it and you buy better weapons. As creative director Bill Munk noted in an article with PC Gamer: “You have weapons. The game is built around killing Zeds (not zombies–actually failed experiment clones). Well, maybe that should be evident from the name. Here’s what I learned that parents need to know: I hadn’t had an opportunity to play the original Killing Floor despite the good things I had heard, so it was a pleasure to fire up the game and enjoy some Zed-slaughtering action. Recently, GeekDad received a chance to try out the beta for Killing Floor 2 on Steam.
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