Killing Floor 2

Very fun. Both solo or in coop Deffo tp many achievements and xp gain is hellishly slow past lvl 15

I only played this game for 0.7 hours and i have lost so much chromosomes in that little duration. I got this game for free and i still feel scammed. It is so repetitive, i don't see the appeal. At least Left For dead has personality and originality to it. You are literally playing this game holding left click the whole time, mouth open, drooling out of your mouth. People like this game, and that's fine. But i generally got off this game and stared at my desktop screen for 10 minutes so my brain could try and repair some structural damage with what i encountered. This game is equivalent to what your brain goes through on adderall. I got this game for free but it cost me some chromosomes and a reality check. I may not even touch video games ever again.

Cool metal soundtrack, voice acting is entertaining, models are a little low poly but will do, headshot headpops are satisfying; it's a barebones but satisfying shooter for anyone wanting to run around splatting things. Melee is a little Darktide-ish, the various melee weapons have attack patterns you need to learn to use them effectively, like thrusts and overhead swings for single targets and sweeps for multihits. You can "perfect parry" to block and stun an attacking Zed. As expected, the larger enemies don't seem to care about melee, they kick your ass anyway. The gameplay environment feels very console-y, it's easy to get stuck somewhere by being bodyblocked by Zeds, paths that look like you can travel on are fake/scenery, etc. For the most part it's fine though. This game is pretty rough single player, it feels like you can never see enough of the field to not suddenly bump face first into a zed. Fighting the larger enemies that shrug off any attack and don't stop coming is especially rough, but you can do stuff like using stairs to mess with their AI pathing and buy yourself time to reload or run away. Trying to do Objectives can be impossible single-player, you often get swarmed as soon as you try to do a task. Being a first person view game makes this extra annoying, though I can understand using FPV to create exactly that kind of tension in a horror game, even if it does lean more towards action. Third person view would have been appreciated, but there are probably technical limitations/considerations for not having it, much like how we all cried for TPV in the Borderlands games. You only get to enjoy TPV briefly after you kill a Boss enemy. Definitely more fun with more players, seems like quickplay still finds an online session, uh, quickly. However, every game I've been in has had connection issues. Everything from not wanting to join a session, to joining and not being able to participate, to freezing. The one game where everything worked fine was fun, unfortunately that may be a rare occurrence so I have to go with a thumbs sideways. For the price you will probably find this at, which is like 2 bucks or something, screw it, just try it. I like my new rockabilly waifu, but I prefer Killing Floor 3 for the slightly more interesting weapon modding and solid multiplayer connection.

good game

Juegazo, a el igual que el KF1.

I love this I hope kf3 is even better

no (mas aburrido que el 1)

It is very fun

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If you're going to buy a Killing Floor game. This is the game to buy. I was in the beta for Killing Floor 3, and my disappointment at seeing no changes being made to the game even after Tripwire said that they were going to reverse unwanted changes, like the specialist system for example, cannot be understanded. I was in highschool when they announced killing floor 2, and I remember getting so excited for this game, I made myself sick. Yeah, it's monetized to hell and back with ♥♥♥♥♥♥ little micro-transactions. But Killing Floor 2 is easily the best one in the series, if only by virtue of the fact that the first game was a gmod - mod more or less and the latest entry being unwanted slop that some dumb, probably balding executive at Tripware said "make call of dooty". That said, it easily stands on its own, having better gameplay, class designs, enemy designs, level designs, etc. Killing Floor 2 is objectively the best game in the series and you're doing yourself a massive disservice by wasting your time, and more importantly your money on the shameful, abandoned dumpster fetus that is Killing Floor 3.