Killing Floor

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8.6

Generally favorable reviews- based on 1475 Ratings

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  1. Willowimp
    Dec 8, 2012
    9
    This game is so fun, the DEA should put people in jail for playing it. I has a 6 player coop where playing as a team actually matters. People that like to wander away from the group end up dead. 6 classes that impact the game in their own unique ways.

    AND the game is fully modifiable for tons of extra fun beyond the core game.
  2. MandarijnMarijn
    Nov 25, 2012
    5
    The game isn't that good... it was pretty bad in my opinion. it's buggy and it has a lot of errors. the graphics are pretty bad, and the animations are terrible. i do like the slowmotion effects, and the game can be really fun with friends. overall, not good enough for an 7/8.
  3. M1Hawk
    Nov 14, 2012
    10
    Absolutely and positively stingily great game-play. The game is greatly balanced with a great slide of Co-op which makes this game so special. With It's immersible and genius game mechanics, such as the spawning system, KF always leaves you at your toes. With the constant surge of enemies combined with the help of some players, the fun never gets old. Updated once every so and so (SeasonalAbsolutely and positively stingily great game-play. The game is greatly balanced with a great slide of Co-op which makes this game so special. With It's immersible and genius game mechanics, such as the spawning system, KF always leaves you at your toes. With the constant surge of enemies combined with the help of some players, the fun never gets old. Updated once every so and so (Seasonal Holidays), the game is very and easy to become addicted to. I play the game regularly, and I have to say that I don't get bored of it. Remember it is not a Call Of Duty run in and gun, but a game which requires the player to take on enemies specifically accordingly to perk and weaponry. This is a game truly for people who want a vivid, groundbreaking time and are up to complexly challenging difficulty ( Suicidal and Hell On Earth Difficulty ). I recommend any FPS player who loves zombie/infected/mutated genre to take on this game.… Expand
  4. Zombie_Expert
    Nov 11, 2012
    10
    Dosh grab it while it's hot!

    Anyways metal, zombies, blood and gore, zombies, guns, zombies= all out fun!
    If your bored of the official maps than checkout the ones by other players.
    They have special events in game for the holidays such as Christmas and Halloween, also a summer event. Nothing like slaying mutated rednecks (wait there's no difference between a mutated one and a normal one).
  5. KJFK
    Nov 5, 2012
    6
    Killing floor is a game where you kill infected, which are pretty much zombies. Its incredibly fun to play with friends. However, the gameplay is nothing special, the graphics aren't anything to write home about, and it can easily become repetitive. There's a lack of diversity in guns and the classes are hardly balanced. It's cheap though, so if you and your buddy's are low on cash its aKilling floor is a game where you kill infected, which are pretty much zombies. Its incredibly fun to play with friends. However, the gameplay is nothing special, the graphics aren't anything to write home about, and it can easily become repetitive. There's a lack of diversity in guns and the classes are hardly balanced. It's cheap though, so if you and your buddy's are low on cash its a good go to game to get your zombie fix.… Expand
  6. Ninjapork
    Oct 29, 2012
    10
    This is a simple and great game. Nothing fancy, some glitches, simply AI, but really a lot of unadulterated fun. sit back and enjoy killing some zombies, sometimes you might actually find yourself being a little frightened. MAYBE. Probably not, if you're like me, you shoot the **** out of everything that moves. Lots of fun, it doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not.
  7. not_batman27
    Oct 26, 2012
    10
    the game shows what real zombie survival co up is. you have to use team work in order to survive, and you HAVE to. the graphics arent the best but are suitng for the type of game. there is a large weapons variety and 7 perks. tons of achivments to unlock and more than 25 maps to beat on 5 diffrent difficulties.the game is updated all the time but 3 times a year. the begining or the summer,the game shows what real zombie survival co up is. you have to use team work in order to survive, and you HAVE to. the graphics arent the best but are suitng for the type of game. there is a large weapons variety and 7 perks. tons of achivments to unlock and more than 25 maps to beat on 5 diffrent difficulties.the game is updated all the time but 3 times a year. the begining or the summer, halloween and christmas are the 3 major updates. on each they add new weapons, achivments, maps, playable characters and even change the look of all the zombies for around 2-3 weeks. they do so at each of those times each year. the game started with 11 weapons i think, now it has over 40 maybe even 50. the only and i mean ONLY problem is the trolls/ there are trolls all over the internet but in this game, unless you play with friends you might have a bad time. people are using others to get achivments and still kills, use them as cover and as all trolls annoy the hell out of them. s just stick with your friends and fun will come. the game can be played over 500 hours! and still not get all the perks to max lvl or beat all maps, or get all achivments. if you add the major updates to that you get an amazing game experience that can go on for as long as possible… Expand
  8. Aharmlesskitten
    Oct 25, 2012
    10
    This game is great, critics have really bombed it, when it has great game play and mechanics. it is must have for co-op zombie horror lovers who love yelling at there team to try to get them to work together.
  9. Sir_Callahan
    Oct 25, 2012
    9
    Replayability. Replayability everywhere. Easy to learn, funner with friends. cheap on steam. a survival without the constant stress of needing to survive. If your a lone wolf, create your own map, or just seperate yourself from the group, you'll struggle pretty soon. For $20, **** loads of bang for your buck
  10. Useful1d1ot
    Oct 9, 2012
    7
    One of the best zombie shooters i've ever played by far, it's fun witty and will keep you on your toes. very underrated and should have been alot more popular then it should have been, having said that there is no shortage of players for you to team up with and frag some zombies.
  11. Claytality
    Sep 27, 2012
    8
    I cannot agree more with one of the critic's statements that, "this game is more fun than it has any right to be." It is a mod, and ironically an incredibly fun one. If you enjoy shooting the heads off of zombies over and over again, this is the game for you. If you want PvP, youre outta luck, unfortunately. I normally opt for PvP in any PC game but for some reason fighting off AII cannot agree more with one of the critic's statements that, "this game is more fun than it has any right to be." It is a mod, and ironically an incredibly fun one. If you enjoy shooting the heads off of zombies over and over again, this is the game for you. If you want PvP, youre outta luck, unfortunately. I normally opt for PvP in any PC game but for some reason fighting off AI zombies kept me intrigued for hundreds of hours.… Expand
  12. gioany
    Sep 22, 2012
    10
    Just got this from steam with all maps for less than £7 and what a great choice and bargain. I love zombie shooters anyway.and this has lots of maps and weapons. Buy I dont think you will be disappointed.
  13. grazr
    Sep 13, 2012
    9
    Replayability is huge despite being repetitive, mostly due to the small levelling system that lets you play more challenging difficulties, but with particular performance perks that reward skill and tactical thinking. For a large period of time the sniper was made redundant to the commando's semi-auto rifles, but a recent update that included more sniper weapons remedied this soleReplayability is huge despite being repetitive, mostly due to the small levelling system that lets you play more challenging difficulties, but with particular performance perks that reward skill and tactical thinking. For a large period of time the sniper was made redundant to the commando's semi-auto rifles, but a recent update that included more sniper weapons remedied this sole complaint on balance. The next challenge is finding a team of players that don't scatter on the final boss.… Expand
  14. jimicool234
    Aug 31, 2012
    8
    Macht gut Spaß das spiel ist auch sehr gut gelungen nur die Grafik hat einige Mängel ansonsten ist das Spiel sehr gut gelungen und das Game Play macht auch spaß aufjedenfall 100 stunden spielspaß
  15. Vlados728
    Aug 21, 2012
    10
    Если Вы считаете, что Killing Floor - это копия L4D, то Вы ошибаетесь.
    Ведь Killing Floor    Если Вы считаете, что Killing Floor - это копия L4D, то Вы ошибаетесь.
    Ведь Killing Floor разрабатывался еще до выхода L4D.

    Прекрасная прокачка в игре, много оружия, много карт, интересные монстры.

    Про эту игру я много не могу сказать, единственное, что я для себя понял - это 10/10

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    If you believe that Killing Floor - a copy of L4D, you are wrong.
    After Killing Floor was developed even before L4D.

    Beautiful bleeding in the game, a lot of weapons, a lot of maps, interesting monsters.

    About this game, I can not say much, the only thing I knew for myself - it's 10/10    … Expand
  16. Soulslayerzx
    Aug 21, 2012
    7
    Killing Floor is interesting when you're playing with friends, although it does get quite boring eventually. I liked the slow-mo effect whenever someone does headshots, but there is quite lag, even on a server you host on your own sometimes. It's occasional, but sometimes it's annyoing because a lag might cause you to die.

    It's an okay game, I wouldn't buy it at full priced though. I    Killing Floor is interesting when you're playing with friends, although it does get quite boring eventually. I liked the slow-mo effect whenever someone does headshots, but there is quite lag, even on a server you host on your own sometimes. It's occasional, but sometimes it's annyoing because a lag might cause you to die.

    It's an okay game, I wouldn't buy it at full priced though. I got bored after several hours.    … Expand
  17. Hudson633
    Aug 15, 2012
    10
    Easy mode is relaxed and enjoyable, but only gameplay on harder difficulties will show the fine balancing between class roles, weapons, and enemy types. Multiplayer on 6 player servers is satisfying when you have teammates that know what they're doing, and try teamwork when things are going wrong. Although it's every man for himself when the final boss arrives! Larger servers with 15+Easy mode is relaxed and enjoyable, but only gameplay on harder difficulties will show the fine balancing between class roles, weapons, and enemy types. Multiplayer on 6 player servers is satisfying when you have teammates that know what they're doing, and try teamwork when things are going wrong. Although it's every man for himself when the final boss arrives! Larger servers with 15+ players are absolutely hilarious, and everyone who has the game should try one out. Overall a noteworthy experience, with character levels offering the player something to work on in the long run that kept me interested after I tried everything out. It has a massive following, and rightly so at such a reasonable price.… Expand
  18. infntnub
    Aug 14, 2012
    10
    I must begin by saying I spend an absolute ridiculous amount of time playing Killing Floor (nearing 400 hours played) and even I will have to admit that yes, the game can get repetitive at times. The solution to that is typically trying a more advanced difficulty; even when you know what to expect the harder difficulties presented in the game are truly a challenge. You
  19. vahn
    Aug 10, 2012
    7
    What really falls in this game, is the extreme repetition. the game is based on clearing 10 waves, plus an 11th which is the final boss, using a team of 6 soldiers that uses (very well) different classes in order to wipe the monsters. And that's it: the game is extremely repetitive because, even though the classes are different and have 7 levels (they start from level 0). However, theWhat really falls in this game, is the extreme repetition. the game is based on clearing 10 waves, plus an 11th which is the final boss, using a team of 6 soldiers that uses (very well) different classes in order to wipe the monsters. And that's it: the game is extremely repetitive because, even though the classes are different and have 7 levels (they start from level 0). However, the levelling procedure is EXTREMELY slow and will take lots and lots of time in order to reach max level, especially when each class have their own way to level up (firebug= roast some monsters; Medic= heal tons of time; Support= weld a lot of doors).However, this game is really fun though, especially if you play with friends or have a clan to play with, especially because it's NOT an easy game (except low levels): it's a game that encourages team work and a lot of defensive maneuvers, which isn't very easy to do if your team is clueless on what to do, and the classes must be used wisely too (the sharpshooter, for instance, can almost one-shot most of the biggest enemies, while the firebug is a good crowd controller). It's a very repetitive and simple game, but that simplicity has a lot of deep into it. Give it a try, I really recommend to give it a look if you're looking for a different team based shooter.… Expand
  20. Lt_Voss
    Aug 4, 2012
    10
    I give Killing Floor a 10 because of what it is. Many people gave KF a score of 7 or below, or 70 or below (for "professional" reviewers). Frankly, I believe their reasons that KF is "repetitive," has poor graphics, and is not Left 4 Dead, are stupid beyond repair. KF was built on the Unreal Engine 2 (or 2.5), and if it is poorly optimized, then that is a problem with the engine, not theI give Killing Floor a 10 because of what it is. Many people gave KF a score of 7 or below, or 70 or below (for "professional" reviewers). Frankly, I believe their reasons that KF is "repetitive," has poor graphics, and is not Left 4 Dead, are stupid beyond repair. KF was built on the Unreal Engine 2 (or 2.5), and if it is poorly optimized, then that is a problem with the engine, not the game. It is repetitive. Yes, that's because it has one objective: shoot specimens. L4D is repetitive, too! "Shoot never ending waves of zombies. Go here. Repeat." At least KF has "perks" which reward your play style without harming your gaming experience at all. In fact, it may aid it! I remember selecting the Support Specialist perk, which adds a bonus to carry weight, and picking up explosive weapons (from the Demolitionist perk) so I could carry more weapons! Of course, reviewers pass over these pluses and simply go straight for the negatives. Ignore them. Killing Floor is a great game that is MEANT to be repetitive: get better at the game at all the maps it has, with all the perks it has to offer, on all the difficulty levels it has to offer. Play with friends to make it more interesting. Killing Floor is extremely replay-able, L4D is not. I have a total of 14 hours playing L4D, 17 for L4D2. That was after a couple play-throughs for each. Killing Floor? 201 hours. And that's because I have a real life to attend to. I keep going back to KF because it is addicting (repetitive, for you ignorant folks), and the community is great. I definitely recommend this game for its excellent playability and "fun factor."… Expand
  21. Arunaway
    Aug 1, 2012
    10
    For starters, this is a highly underrated game, and the meta critic score does not do it justice. I find that there are very few games that can tear me away from playing Team fortress 2 or Skyrim but this is one of those games. You probably won't find another game that has such a lighthearted take on zombie apocalypses and of British culture combined. For those of you thinking Left 4 DeadFor starters, this is a highly underrated game, and the meta critic score does not do it justice. I find that there are very few games that can tear me away from playing Team fortress 2 or Skyrim but this is one of those games. You probably won't find another game that has such a lighthearted take on zombie apocalypses and of British culture combined. For those of you thinking Left 4 Dead (L4D) franchise is better, your entitled to your opinion, but I may have to disagree with you. Each of these games are different and bring different qualities of gaming to the table. Whereas L4D franchise will take the fabled zombie apocalypse more seriously and try to be more realistic about how scary it might be, Killing Floor revels in the many opportunities you'll get to kill hordes of zombies. Basically it comes down to the very nature of how one might wish to combat certain death. You can either move from place to place cowering in fear in L4D safe houses, or you can laugh in the face of death and move from place to place buying weapons from the same merchant who knows all the good hiding spots and could never possibly think to harbor anyone else because she needs money in an apocalyptic future that still somehow has a working economy, especially for buying/selling guns which you will be spending all your money on in Killing Floor. Point is, Killing floor has bucket loads of replay-ability.… Expand
  22. Aegrus
    Aug 1, 2012
    10
    This game is great for many reasons- one of them being all the mods and updates. It just recently got patched to add several new, free guns to the game, as well as an hdr bloom lighting option, which makes it look A TON better. (And it wasn't bad to begin with.) There are dozens of modded maps, and quite a few official ones. Every time you check the server list, it's like Christmas!This game is great for many reasons- one of them being all the mods and updates. It just recently got patched to add several new, free guns to the game, as well as an hdr bloom lighting option, which makes it look A TON better. (And it wasn't bad to begin with.) There are dozens of modded maps, and quite a few official ones. Every time you check the server list, it's like Christmas! Wow! ANOTHER new map! Also, some modded maps support many dozens of characters. I once saw a modded match containing 300 players. All modded content in a map is downloaded when you join a server- no work on your part required. The community is active and large as of August 2012.
    The game is easy enough to run for even people with basic, old and outdated pcs to have fun in 6 person matches, but if you have a god pc, you can jack up all the graphical options and join massive matches as well.
    I have 300 hours into this game, and I am still loving it. The formula is solid and tense, and all the updates and mods keep it indefinitely replayable.    … Expand
  23. Matseb2611
    Jul 29, 2012
    9
    It might look nothing special at first glance. "Just another zombie shooter" you might think. Well, you'll be partly right, but that's not the whole story. Killing Floor is indeed a pure FPS game at its core. There is no story or anything of that sort, but the gameplay definitely makes up for it. It involves you fighting off waves of zombie-like creatures together with teammates, thenIt might look nothing special at first glance. "Just another zombie shooter" you might think. Well, you'll be partly right, but that's not the whole story. Killing Floor is indeed a pure FPS game at its core. There is no story or anything of that sort, but the gameplay definitely makes up for it. It involves you fighting off waves of zombie-like creatures together with teammates, then buying better guns and fighting even tougher creatures. The enemy creatures that you face are very intriguing. Each one has its own means of attacking you and its own backstory. There is also a very impressive selection of guns that you get to use to fight the creatures off. The players also get to choose their class. The class system is great, because it allows teammates to specialise, what means that teamwork is encouraged greatly. It's quite flexible still as you are not limited to certain weapons with each class. It's just that you get different bonuses. And then there are some minor RPG elements present. You get to level up each class and get better at certain types of weapons depending on your style of play. Killing Floor is an incredibly fun co-op shooter, but it's not so much its huge selection of guns or a lot of gore that make it so fun, but it's the sense of teamwork that it brings about to the players. The best zombie shooter I've ever played.… Expand
  24. stefrank
    Jul 28, 2012
    8
    It doesn't have the best graphics and the game play can get repetitive. That said, it's cheap (i got it for $11) and i got about 20 hours out of it so far. It's not one of those games you can binge play, I can see how that would get old quickly. Whenever i pick up killing floor I play a game or two then move on and come back to it the next day, and it hasn't soured yet.
  25. Rognik
    Jul 25, 2012
    9
    Killing Floor can only be described as a game that is somehow much, much better than the sum of its parts. On the surface, it is a simple shoot-em-up with mediocre graphics and repetitive gameplay. However, at its core is a surprisingly well-balanced and deep co-operative shooter. The guns all feel satisfying without ever feeling overpowered, partially due to the responsive controls andKilling Floor can only be described as a game that is somehow much, much better than the sum of its parts. On the surface, it is a simple shoot-em-up with mediocre graphics and repetitive gameplay. However, at its core is a surprisingly well-balanced and deep co-operative shooter. The guns all feel satisfying without ever feeling overpowered, partially due to the responsive controls and partially from the fact that no weapon is ideal for all enemies. The game also has a class system which is surprisingly addictive to level and a great community, which has given KF more longevity than I think anyone could have imagined. But despite all of its balance and frequent updates, the game retains some dumbfounding bugs; just search YouTube for "Killing Floor hitboxes" to see what I mean. The game is frequently compared to L4D, but I don't think that's a good comparison. It's more like Counter-Strike, but with player vs. environment instead of player vs. player gameplay.… Expand
  26. bigflopper
    Jul 23, 2012
    5
    So here I am reading all these user review when I notice a trend. Many of these perfect 10 ratings have what seems like a person's first name followed by their last names initial. Names like SamI, Adam T, AnthonyC, GarretS, etc. It seems to me they are being used to blatantly up the user score of this very mediocre game. The gameplay is for the most part mindless as hordes of zombiesSo here I am reading all these user review when I notice a trend. Many of these perfect 10 ratings have what seems like a person's first name followed by their last names initial. Names like SamI, Adam T, AnthonyC, GarretS, etc. It seems to me they are being used to blatantly up the user score of this very mediocre game. The gameplay is for the most part mindless as hordes of zombies just run straight at you. The default maps are fairly small and bland. The perk system is just a useless tool to make you keep playing longer, but has very little effect on the game besides just making killing things easier. I must say I bought this game on sale and yet I am still disappointed. Don't be fooled by these perfect 10 ratings, this game is far from perfect. After a few hours you have pretty much seen all it has to offer. After 3 hours I am tired of the game and will probably never play it again. But kudos to the developers for taking what was once a free mod and turning it into a retail game. You worked hard and it shows, but the blatant attempt to up the score by providing all of these perfect 10 ratings is pretty classless.… Expand
  27. pnoozi
    Jul 21, 2012
    9
    As far as zombie shooters and co-op games go, this is a classic. The graphics are OK, but by no means bad. It's the gameplay that's awesome. Something about it... the developers found the perfect formula. It's like a cross between CS and L4D - but even better than both of them. The shooting and reloading animations are extremely well done, as is the sound. At this point the graphicsAs far as zombie shooters and co-op games go, this is a classic. The graphics are OK, but by no means bad. It's the gameplay that's awesome. Something about it... the developers found the perfect formula. It's like a cross between CS and L4D - but even better than both of them. The shooting and reloading animations are extremely well done, as is the sound. At this point the graphics and UI are a bit antiquated but it's still a good value if you can get it on sale. 9/10.… Expand
  28. Halcyon10
    Jul 20, 2012
    10
    Killing Floor is a flawless game. To start off the graphics are very impressive for a 2009 game that is based off of a mod, the shooting mechanics are golden, every gun can be useful for different scenarios. My favorite part of the game is the fact that you will usually never win if you do not have a good team with you, it is NOT by any means an easy game that you can mess around in, ifKilling Floor is a flawless game. To start off the graphics are very impressive for a 2009 game that is based off of a mod, the shooting mechanics are golden, every gun can be useful for different scenarios. My favorite part of the game is the fact that you will usually never win if you do not have a good team with you, it is NOT by any means an easy game that you can mess around in, if any players are bad they will hurt you and your team in many ways, when there are multiple bad/inexperienced players in your game I can guarantee you that you will not win unless you are playing on the easiest mode in the game (beginner mode), that being said the game forces everybody to work together using a myriad of different tactics. The class system is also flawless, all 7 perks in the game take a very long time to rank up to level 6. And with each of those levels your class becomes much more effective, which practically balances out the game, in that if you play as a level 4 sharpshooter on hard mode you will usually always do MUCH better than somebody who is playing as a level 0 - 3. The in-game soundtrack is also great, every song will seem weird at first but they eventually start to grow on you. Overall, Killing Floor is a master piece in the world of co-operative gaming.… Expand
  29. Anomaly88
    Jul 16, 2012
    9
    *First of all, don't compare this to L4D series, this game has a completely different gameplay direction, roots and budget.
    I feel like this game is mostly HIT or MISS for people and nothing in between.
    To keep it short Killing Floor has 5 great classes to chose from, great variety of "zombies", awesome guns that actually feel powerful, really addictive gameplay (got over 200 hours on    *First of all, don't compare this to L4D series, this game has a completely different gameplay direction, roots and budget.
    I feel like this game is mostly HIT or MISS for people and nothing in between.

    To keep it short Killing Floor has 5 great classes to chose from, great variety of "zombies", awesome guns that actually feel powerful, really addictive gameplay (got over 200 hours on it), and great developer updates.
    This is a perfect game for people who enjoy:
    -Blowing off some steam
    -Repetition in games (you'll be replaying same levels over and over again just like L4D)
    -Killing endless hordes of zombies/mutants
    -People who value gameplay over graphics (since this is running on an old Unreal 2.5 engine)

    This game should be judged like a movie, don't listen to others opinions and try it yourself, I can almost promise you won't regret spending the $$$.    … Expand
  30. Aralakh
    Jul 12, 2012
    8
    This may seem like blasphemy coming from a Valve fan, but I find Killing Floor more fun in damn near every way over Left 4 Dead 2 (not that it's a competition). Tripwire Interactive is a solid example of a developer that does a lot of things right, and genuinely seem to consider player feedback when they make/update their games. The "Summer Sideshow 2012" event is currently going on rightThis may seem like blasphemy coming from a Valve fan, but I find Killing Floor more fun in damn near every way over Left 4 Dead 2 (not that it's a competition). Tripwire Interactive is a solid example of a developer that does a lot of things right, and genuinely seem to consider player feedback when they make/update their games. The "Summer Sideshow 2012" event is currently going on right now, and it's a great time for new players to get the game at a discount and jump into some zombie killing fun. If you're even somewhat a fan of the zombie-killing genre, I can guarantee you'll love this game.… Expand
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Awards & Rankings

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#6 Most Discussed PC Game of 2009
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#50 Most Shared PC Game of 2009

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Metascore
72

Mixed or average reviews - based on 30 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 15 out of 30
  2. Mixed: 14 out of 30
  3. Negative: 1 out of 30
  1. Cynamite
    70
    Killing Floor is a zombie game that lacks brain and own ideas. In the main part it's simply a Left 4 Dead clone with boring maps and graphics. But Killing Floor's emphasis on tactical gameplay, the solid coop mode and the cheap prize make the game worth a look.
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  2. Gameplanet
    75
    Tripwire Interactives Killing Floor is what you would expect of a polished mod, but doesn't exceed expectations as a retail game. It's good, but unfortunately far from perfect. A nice addition to the survival-horror genre though, and it has an attractively cheap price tag.
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  3. IGN
    75
    While the single-player experience is pretty much non-existent and there are still a large number of bugs that have to be contended with, there's enough of a foundation here for players to enjoy. Hop online and kill monsters for Queen and Country.
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