Since its initial unveiling, the co-op game franchise Killing Floor 3, famous for its relentless Zeds, has been eagerly awaited by gamers. The hype grew even more with the announcement of a more intense, next-gen experience using Unreal Engine 5. However, the excitement dimmed after the last playtest earlier this year, which was met with criticism due to its negative feedback and subsequent game delay. Now, Tripwire Interactive is trying to regain player trust. A new multiplayer stress test starts this weekend on July 13th, showcasing updates since the previous test and progress made in the game.
Individuals who wish to participate in the upcoming stress test for “Killing Floor 3” can apply by navigating to its Steam Page and asking for access. The test is set for this coming Sunday, with sessions running from 1 PM to 3 PM EST (-5 GMT) and 5 PM to 7 PM EST (-5 GMT). Tripwire Interactive kindly asks that those chosen refrain from streaming or recording any gameplay footage during the multiplayer stress test.
The upcoming stress test for “Killing Floor 3,” as outlined in the blog post, is intended to assist our team and partners in maintaining a smooth and stable multiplayer environment when the game launches.
I’m sorry to report that console users won’t be able to participate in the stress test scheduled for July 13th. This test is exclusive to PC via Steam, as per the given timings. However, the developers, Tripwire Interactive, have shown a keen interest in expanding the test to other platforms soon. They’ll provide more details when they become available.
The stress test blog hints at several upcoming features following the official release of Killing Floor 3 on July 24th. As per the blog, players can anticipate numerous post-release updates and content, as well as ongoing enhancements based on player input. Some of the anticipated post-launch updates are:
- Nightfall Specialist characters that can pick any Perk
- Enhanced and Refined Third Person Animations
- Text Chat for server communication
If you haven’t heard about it yet, Killing Floor 3 is the latest addition to Tripwire Interactive’s popular cooperative shooter series known for its intense action and excessive gore. The story unfolds in a dystopian future where global chaos reigns, and players work together in teams to navigate through progressively challenging situations in wave-based gameplay. They must utilize an array of weapons, devices, and class-specific abilities to emerge victorious. Powered by Unreal Engine 5, Killing Floor 3 seeks to elevate the franchise with innovative enemy types and intricate game mechanics to keep players hooked on the zombie-infested struggle.
Through revamped systems, readjusted gameplay mechanics, and a more distinct vision for the ultimate version, this playtest could serve as a significant milestone in Killing Floor 3‘s shaky early presentation this year, offering an opportunity to regain trust before the official release.
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