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    Killing Floor

    Game » consists of 2 releases. Released May 14, 2009

    When hordes of failed super-soldiers (the zombie-like "specimens") break out of the labs of Horzine Biotech, it's up to London's finest to put them down in this cooperative survival horror wave-based first-person shooter.

    nevan's Killing Floor (PC) review

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    Iffy fun.

    Now, from the get go, I'm going to give this game the benefit of the doubt, since the computer I played it on had to have the graphics at the absolute lowest to play, and even then it was slow. But... even with that aside, the game felt very... slow, very laggy. And with a ping of 37 I often found myself freezing or jumping all over the place. I have tremendous fun with the game, but only when I can find a server of people who actually use team work. It's unbelievable how many times I get told to shove off in a game where you're supposed to be working together. What's worse is I'm almost always a medic, so it confuses me as to why you would want to leave me, or anyone else on your team, behind. While this ins't the games fault, it is a fault in the game, so i feel it's fair to mention it. Also, the end boss could have.. you know, been different once in a while? Maybe give some maps difference bosses perhaps? It's boring to fight the same hulking beast with the same weaknesses every time.

    Killing Floor gets a 3.5 for decent graphics, even on the lowest settings, and game-play that can hold it's self together, but the team work aspect needs to be more... forceful. There needs to be a way to punish those that don't play along.

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      L4D has left a very big impression on gamer's imagination. The co-op zombie shooter has been so popular that many zombie games are viewed as how they relate to L4D. Killing Floor isn't really trying to compete with L4D. They offer two different experiences to gamers. Some gamers will like them both, some will prefer Valve's less frantic (relatively) and more polished gameplay more. Some gamers will get a lot of enjoyment out of Killing Floor.  Killing Floor is a first-person shooter. It has a s...

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      Just Some Good Fun Zombie Shooting 0

      Let's get one thing straight, Killing Floor is NOT a Left 4 Dead clone. With all the similar zombies and the fact that it's a co-op shooter, one can easily put it off as such, but Killing Floor does enough to separate it from Left 4 Dead.Unlike Left 4 Dead, Killing Floor doesn't have a progressive campaign with a beginning and end. Each round starts players in an open-ended map similar to a traditional multiplayer map. From there, the players are tasked with fighting of a certain number of zombi...

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