Killing Floor 3 has been released for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC after a postponement on March 25th. In the year 2091, players team up with Nightfall to battle against the Horzine corporation and their seemingly endless waves of Zeds. This translates into plenty of Zed extermination, including slow-motion moments for added thrill. You can get a glimpse of it in the launch trailer below.
For the game Killing Floor 2, Tripwire Interactive has outlined a plan for the first year, which begins with the Rearmament Update. This update will separate perks from Specialists and introduce three new weapons: the M14 EBR Mod 0, MKR-350 Assault Rifle, and Streik Dual Defender Shotgun. Additionally, new mods will be added, along with performance enhancements and other improvements to gameplay quality.
In Season 2, we’ll introduce a fresh character, DJ Scully, along with the Prison map. You can expect to encounter a novel Zed, obtain new firearms and enhancements, complete new missions, and much more. Season 3 is set for 2026 and introduces the Research Base map, fresh weapons and modifications, a brand-new adversary, and additional assignments. Season 4 promises Gunslinger as a new ability, another new map, a boss, weapons, modifications, and missions.
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Over the next few days and weeks, we’ll be rolling out fixes and enhancements from Tripwire. These changes aim to fine-tune the game balance, introduce challenging new difficulty options, and incorporate a text messaging feature. Keep an eye on our updates for now!
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