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Killing Floor 2 is a zombie horde shooter that should please Left 4 Dead fans. It may not include a campaign or numerous competitive modes,Killing Floor 2 is a zombie horde shooter that should please Left 4 Dead fans. It may not include a campaign or numerous competitive modes, but it does provide plenty of fast-paced fun. The main draw is a 6-player cooperative mode in which you must survive 4 to 10 waves of zombie hordes. Each match features an onslaught of various undead creatures and concludes with a boss fight. It can be a relentless battle to the end, so you're encouraged to stick with your teammates. But even if you die, you'll be resurrected if any remaining team members manage to finish the wave. Additionally, at the beginning of each new round, you'll have the option to purchase new weapons, armor or refill ammo."Killing Floor 2" also features different characters to choose from as well as "soldier" classes such as Sharpshooter, Medic and Commando. Each soldier type have their own individual skills and weapon sets. As you gain XP points by killing zombies, you'll level up. Every fifth level earned gives players a choice of selecting one of two different "perks"; special abilities that relate to each class. For example, level 5 of "Commando" gives you the option to either carry more ammo or reload faster. Like most modern shooters, KF 2 also features cosmetic customization. As you complete Survival matches, you'll earn colorful weapon skins, silly costumes, funny emotes and wacky accessories. Unfortunately, micro transactions are a thing in "Killing Floor 2". As specific earned crates can only be opened by purchasing a key.In addition to the main Survival matches, there is Versus which is simply a PVP version of Survival. Also, Weekly is a mode that alters the rules and challenges of a Survival match. Finally, the makers of "Killing Floor 2" constantly update it with limited time events for those who like to earn special rewards. Overall, this is a fun bloody game that offers plenty of challenges. It can get repetitive due to the lack of different game types and bosses, but fans of zombie horde games will get a kick out of it. I would give it an 8.2 out of 10.

The game looks and plays well. The repeatability is a little bit of a miss. You see every possible enemy within a game and cover most bossesThe game looks and plays well. The repeatability is a little bit of a miss. You see every possible enemy within a game and cover most bosses in just an hour or so of playtime. However, the mechanics and gun dynamics are fantastic and keep you coming back for more.

German here. For an beginner this game is completely confusing for how to start a private game with a friend. After a half hour of searching IGerman here. For an beginner this game is completely confusing for how to start a private game with a friend. After a half hour of searching I don't get it. I randomly joined into a group of people. After the first wave the connection broke from dont know where and the game crashed. If I try to browse the lobby the game freezes and I have to delete the process in another desktop. So after a completely wasted hour I delete the game and never will get back to it. Wasted money.

only after 4 years, the game really dragged me on. 2016-17 version < 2020. A team game, a large selection of maps and modes, 10 perks (andonly after 4 years, the game really dragged me on. 2016-17 version < 2020. A team game, a large selection of maps and modes, 10 perks (and besides, everyone is unique in both the gameplay and the role in the game. And if in the beginning there were doubts about this, then after long hours in the game, they disappeared). In 2020 we get: a full-fledged product in which there is a lot of content. The model for supporting the game for the next time is very interesting, most likely 20-21 will be the last years of the "active life of the game". The best game in its genre. Looking forward to hearing from L4D3?

This game was a huge surprise for me. For a 30 dollar game, with no story, free updates and very well made motion capture of the guns. BesidesThis game was a huge surprise for me. For a 30 dollar game, with no story, free updates and very well made motion capture of the guns. Besides zombies the games large focus its the guns. The unreal engine used here is awesome and addicting. Its what makes players wanting to play. Feels just very nice and satisfying. The game mixes elements between Fear and Left 4 dead. it gets fear right from the slow motion mechanic and even some maps. It feels like a improved left 4 dead to the point i dont think i can go back to play that game because switching back to outdated mechanics itll just make me want to play this instead. In l4d you dont feel the power of the weapons. In kf2 not only can you see but the kickback on the guns feels like you are doing a lot of real damage on zeds. As of now there are 21 maps and 15 characters. More updates and events are added to make the game a little long lasting. You do burnout if you play for too long. The music is amazing and always gets me and my girlfriend excited to play. There are a variety of zombies in different ways of handling them. You cant simply expect one type of gun to do damage. The game puts players to experiment what guns will they stick with and use. I became a survivalist because it is round balanced and had sticked to the mac 10, m4 shotgun and the m16 assult rifle/gernade launcher. So the gameplay is almost flawless for a zombie experience alone only. People are more bugged about the game not having some single player story. You basically make it your own. With so much happening in the game with 100 zombies and a lot of blood that doesnt disappear throughout the entire game and developers adding a cool gore system the fps stays at 60 regardless. If you shoot a zombie in the head a piece of it comes off weakining it but still walks until more pieces of it come off and it dies. Its fun shooting stalkers in the face and watching that groovy motion capture of a headless stalker trying to get at you which looks pretty realstic in the way she moves around headless. Since the game was developed by such a small team (less than 10) we need to give it the credit it deserves. This cant compare to the zombies of cod its more fast pace/gorey/intense. The only downside is playing it too much. You may want to stop once in a while before the game just becomes the same and the same like any other game. But because it us addicting it is one of those games you may sit and play for hours. Solo is fun and co op is fun too. Endless is my favorite. Made ut to 26 waves on my own. Uts simply a fun brainless shooter. Something we all need in our library at least one game. Kf2 is one of the few rare picks. If you liked cod for its zombies you should abandon that and get on something that is more challenging like this.Pros: Cool unreal engine, blood splatter that doesnt disappear, motion capture of guns and some enemies, free updates, frame never drops even when a lot is happening, very reminiscent to Fear and Left 4 dead, 30 dollar release, tons of weaponsCons: Playing a little too much will cause you to grow out of it in a matter of weeks.

For the past few years, I’ve had a void in my life after Left 4 Dead 2 became stale and the player base dwindled. I yearned for new locationsFor the past few years, I’ve had a void in my life after Left 4 Dead 2 became stale and the player base dwindled. I yearned for new locations and weapons to mow down endless zombie hoards. While Call of Duty’s Nazi Zombies was a nice distraction, I found it lacking the depth and staying power that the predecessor offered. Out of nowhere, Killing Floor 2 has come along and almost made me forget Left 4 Dead was even a thing.While there isn’t much of a story, the game revolves around a virus that struck a European nation and decimated the population, turning the inhabitants into various forms of the undead. While there are a nice variety of enemies, they all seem to be thrown together from other games or films that clearly inspired the various locales throughout the game. You’ll face spider zombies, cybernetic enemies similar to Doom, gigantic slow moving bullet sponges with machetes and a number of others. While they are not complete rip-offs of the enemies they are inspired by and do come off as visually stunning, I feel like they would have been more effective if the specific enemies you faced matched the different locations you explore, opposed to just being strewn about haphazardly. It’s not that this is a bad thing; it just comes off as a missed opportunity and random at times.Visually, the game is stunning. The enemies show an amazing level of detail and even more so when you blow them to bits using the vast arsenal at your disposal. Each level features the same level of detail and always feels like something is around the corner, ready to sink its teeth into you if you’re not paying full attention to your surroundings. The game boasts a large selection of levels from abandoned farm houses to run down carnivals. Each can be completed in any order either solo, with a group of friends, via matchmaking, or in a PVP mode. While taking on the undead solo, most players will struggle, so grouping up is recommended. Sadly, the PVP lobby appears to be dead at launch on the Xbox One, so I was unable to partake in any of the matches for review purposes.The gameplay is not in the style of going from point A to point B, killing waves of zombies on the way; it’s more akin to a very large version of hoard mode from Gears of War. After each wave you will be directed to a hub that allows you to purchase better weapons, armor and grenades using funds you’ll earn from defeating the undead. Similar to counter strike, you will be limited to the number of guns you can carry at one time by a point system. There is a class system which gives the player certain bonuses for using certain guns or playstyles; better yet, you are not limited to the weapons offered to your class. This adds an extra layer of depth and promotes experimentation. During my time with the game, I stuck with the commando class, but often supplemented my class’ guns with shotguns or flamethrowers from the other classes.Each level does feature collectibles if that is your thing. While they do not add anything to the game other than the corresponding achievement or trophy reward, they do give you something to do between waves. While you are given a fair amount of time between waves to find the hub to upgrade your items, it was often too much time with no option to skip ahead into the next wave. You are given the option of completing a game in 4, 7 or 10 waves, with a final boss fight at the end. This countdown can lead to the 10 wave game taking a lot longer than needed. Additionally, the boss fight at the end of each match can become repetitive, due to the lack of bosses (there are only 2 at launch). While not varied, these are intense battles, and if you and your team are not able to take the boss down quick enough, he will run off to heal and return with a slightly smaller health bar than before.While not overly original or deep, Killing Floor 2 offers a great deal of co-op fun if you’re looking for something to take the place of Left 4 Dead since we won’t be getting a third. While it does run the risk of becoming repetitive and definitely isn’t for everyone, I found it to be an extremely enjoyable experience and would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of wave based combat. The recent Xbox One release is a steal and offers hours of entertainment, as it contains all of the paid expansions for the PlayStation 4 and PC versions included in the $40 price point, and has an Xbox One X visual update on the way.

A solid and bloody zombie hunt, that neither offers server browser or user content, but makes up for it with bonus material and integrated DLC.

If you like tough cooperative experiences, it really is a joy. The game naturally encourages everyone to stick together in large or small groups, watching each other's backs and using class abilities to help the team. The 15 levels are all excellent and memorable (despite the lack of environmental interactivity), providing the sense of variety that the bosses do not. With tons of classes to level and weapons to wield, Killing Floor 2 has some serious staying power. Tripwire has announced Xbox One X enhancements, too, which will keep the game going even longer.

Killing Floor 2 is a lot of mindless fun. I say mindless, but it really does take some strategy to be successful. That’s what makes it the most fun. The only thing I must warn people about is the fact that if you’re thinking of going into this game solo, it’s going to be an uphill battle that will quickly get old. This game is best experienced in co-op with some friends. Even if you don’t have friends to play with, the game’s matchmaking system is strong and works well and people are generally decent to play with. People looking for some co-op fun will find a great time here and I believe it is well worth the price.

This is game is pretty damn entertaining. I love the progression system. Seems to take a good amount of time to rank up. The kills are veryThis is game is pretty damn entertaining. I love the progression system. Seems to take a good amount of time to rank up. The kills are very satisfying, especially when slo-mo hits at the perfect time. Overall, I could see this game getting pretty repetitive after awhile. Fun right now though!

When I first started up Killing Floor 2 I had no idea what to expect. The game looked like a very grim, zombie-killing game. What it actually was - a ridiculously impressive and immersive strategy game… that was very grim. There are a few technicalities, but overall there is nothing out there that gives you such a feeling of fight-or-flight – while at the same time – giving you a giant adrenaline rush from decimating mass amounts of baddies. And I can tell you after some 25 hours… it doesn’t go away.

Blood, zombies and a lot of adrenaline waits us in Killing Floor 2, a game that fans of cooperative modes will love. The game delivers a frenetic proposal that will offer many and many hours of fun.

Despite being released almost one year ago on PC and PS4, this online shooter with horror elements makes its debut on Xbox One with all of the previously released content and some limited-time exclusive skins for weapons and characters.

Killing Floor 2 arrives on Xbox One with a port from PC that is quite correct but not solid if we talk about technical aspects. The gameplay remains intact keeping the fun above all the blood that will fall to us.

I am so glad that I'm allowed to give this game a score of ZERO!!!!!Bought it yesterday. I played it for 10 or 15 minutes before bed.I am so glad that I'm allowed to give this game a score of ZERO!!!!!Bought it yesterday. I played it for 10 or 15 minutes before bed. Today I try to play and it keeps saying that its logging me in. And I waited forever. I even walked away from the xbox for 60 minutes and it still won't log in.I checked online. No reported issues that I can see. I try to go into a forum to ask questions from support. After signing up on Tripwire, I can't post anything because after an hour I still do not have the confirmation email. This is the worst experience with a game i have ever had. According to the terms and conditions as well as consumer rights in the United States, Tripwire has not delivered on the promised product. I will be looking for the means to get a refund. I don't care about the policy. I will take them to small claims court.Avoid this game AT ALL COSTS.It is way overpriced to begin with and then you can never play it.

Killing Floor 2 is a hard game to rate because it is a game that I had so much fun playing yet I always wished there was more meat to theKilling Floor 2 is a hard game to rate because it is a game that I had so much fun playing yet I always wished there was more meat to the game. Once I got the hang of the game design and gameplay, I fell in love with the game and sunk quite a bit of time into the game. There are quite a few maps with awesome graphics; the controls were well thought out and intuitive. The core gameplay is some of the most fun I've had in an online wave based shooter. It's also one of the few games where you can play with 5 other players against the game. The downsides is the game can get repetitive and boring over time since there is not much variety in the modes. It's a shame because I feel like it could rise to be one of the best games out there if it had more variety of content.

The game may be very straightforward, but that could be to its advantage as Killing Floor 2 is a very enjoyable co-op shooter that utilisesThe game may be very straightforward, but that could be to its advantage as Killing Floor 2 is a very enjoyable co-op shooter that utilises what is strong about the genre without trying to overcomplicate things with unnecessary features.

From the inventive zed slaying weaponry to the blood stained walls and terrifying abominations this game has to offer this game has the zombieFrom the inventive zed slaying weaponry to the blood stained walls and terrifying abominations this game has to offer this game has the zombie apocalypse setting done perfectly. The maps are all-round well designed and are not very repetitive, since there's a voting system at the end of the game. Another nice thing about KF2 is there's new free maps and other goodies, like weapons getting added every few months. I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a fun co-op zombie horde slaying game. This game pretty much blows any other wave based zombie FPS out of the water and is quite a satisfying game.This said the only bad thing i can say about KF2 is that the 2 bosses that appear on the final wave of each match do get quite boring after fighting them a few dozen times, but new bosses may be added in future updates. This game gets a prestigious 10/10 from me.

While it's a shame Tripwire didn't improve enemy variety or add a new co-operative mode, Killing Floor 2 has some of the most satisfying shooting around as the old formula holds up well thanks to high levels of polish, good perk variety, and solid maps.

A fantastic game with more than competitive graphics. Whilst slightly repetitive, it is undeniably enjoyable with teammates and the more friends you play with the more fun you will have within the game.

There are not many games as cruel and bloody as Killing Floor 2. Taking down waves of huge monsters was never as satisfying as in Killing Floor 2, but the gameplay is not as solid as it should be.

For the first few hours KF2 really holds your attention with dynamic gameplay and constant gore-fest. But soon it turns stale, as there’s only one mode (plus a variation of it in which other players can join as monsters), there’s only so many types of enemies, plus, maps don’t offer sufficient variety. So every battle basically follows the same scenario. If Killing Floor 2 was a cheap indie game, it would’ve been forgivable, but at $30 price point players really have a right to expect more.

Killing Floor 2 is a joy to play and while it is made far better with friends, it does fail to deliver a worthwhile single player experience. Call up your squad of friends however, and Killing Floor 2 is a masterpiece of chaos as you cut your way through wave after wave of the toughest zeds as they struggle to overwhelm you. Killing Floor 2 is a bloody mess, and it’s a bloody good one too.

Tripwire Interactive brings the FPS back to its most primal level, creating a ludicrous arcade-style bloodbath in an era of deeper, more thoughtful narrative-driven shooters. That approach ultimately proves to be refreshing; while more variety would have pushed the game over the top into "truly great" territory, what Killing Floor 2 does offer is undeniably visceral entertainment. And while the wave-based action is plenty of fun on its own, the perks system kept me coming back to upgrade my character and face even deadlier threats.

While Killing Floor 2 doesn’t offer a lot of content, especially compared to many other multiplayer shooters out this year, at the end of the day, it’s still fun to shoot some Zeds with your friends. If you’re really looking for some quick, challenging multiplayer action, Killing Floor 2’s a pretty good place to start.

While pretty light on new features (particularly ones that could have contributed to its co-operative nature), Killing Floor 2 is still an unrelenting deluge of mindless, entertaining violence.

Taking a shallow sub-mode from other games, and presenting it in a no-frills manner, might make for a competent and reliable shooter, But Killing Floor 2 also fails to be anything more than a diversion from other, better shooters as a result. It's utterly useless in singleplayer, and for multiplayer hijinks there are more creative examples out there.

Though the 12 maps will become very well-known after spending hours in the game and repetition overall will start to creep in with players, some much sooner than others. It’s a small issue though in my eyes as the core gameplay here feels and looks great and it’s a game that can be enjoyed online with friends and the online community. The harder the difficulty and more waves adding, the crazier it gets. Players looking for a great arcade online shooting experience really need to look no further. Killing Floor 2 is here to please.

Killing Floor 2 is a very good choice if you, and your friends, are a maniac with a weird lust to kill hordes of horrible monsters. Cooperative mod is challenging but not too varied while the competitive mod is funny but unbalanced. Know this and have fun.

Fans of horde modes in their shooters will find plenty of reasons to keep coming back to Killing Floor 2, although the experience is substantially better with a group of like-minded friends.

This has to be my surprise game of the year. I picked it up on a whim since I like co-op shooters. I thought it would be decent - what IThis has to be my surprise game of the year. I picked it up on a whim since I like co-op shooters. I thought it would be decent - what I wasn't expecting was greatness. This game is just about flawless. 60 FPS even when there is chaos on screen, great variety of weapons to choose from, good number of maps, awesome gore, a variety of enemies to kill, you can play as the monsters and the periodic slow-mo shots are pretty cool. This game is like a spiritual successor to Left for Dead 2. This is the game Evolve should have been. I will be playing this game for a long time. If you like Horde mode type games, pick this up immediately.

I love this game, very special and great.The classes are unique and i like specialy the firebug is the beta but people would love the finalI love this game, very special and great.The classes are unique and i like specialy the firebug is the beta but people would love the final version I guess... It needs more atention by the developers but i like see games involved. Great for gaming with friends