#killing floor 3

[1stprototype]

It’s a good thing that Arrowhead said they’re just going to keep updating Helldivers 2 forever instead of making a Helldivers 3, because 3 is apparently a really cursed number for cooperative shooters.

[gebo4482]

Killing Floor 3

Closed Beta Trailer

Website

[gelmanov]

Mr. Foster and his copy

[meatthiefff]

┆ ⤿ 💌 KF3 yuri 🧡

[flash-some-cash]

WE ARE SO FUCKING BACK

[batmansdeadparents]

In case anyone was excited about Killing Floor 3 for any fucking reason.

[killing-floorucozcom]

Killing Floor 3: Показали короткий трейлер с новым противником SI-07 (CYST)

[mysterybox100]

[poppiesbloodandgore]

KILLING FLOOR 3 IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED!

The first trailer of the next chapter in the horror shooter franchise was finally revealed!

It's 2091, seventy years have passed since the events of the second game, and megacorp Horzine has unveiled its most formidable creation: a subservient army composed of bioengineered creatures named zeds. Embark on a journey alongside the resistance faction Nightfall as you and your comrades unite to determine the fate of humanity's tomorrow.

An army of subservient soldiers bioengineered by heartless monsters? My Clone Wars heart is beating!

Killing Floor 3 will be launching for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in 2024!

Check out the announcement trailer here!

[scarysanctuary]

maybe im in the minority here but i definitely dont think KF3 is necessary at all, this coming from someone that has the plat trophy for KF2, that being said, i wont write it off yet.

[icyzoie]

Weird Killing Floor 2 Dream

You're going to have to sit down for this one. Also it's a bit graphic.

Okay, so in this dream, Killing Floor 2 (KF2) was released in 2011, and KF2 had slightly better graphics and gameplay than Killing Floor 1 (KF1). KF2 worked like Fortnite, where the graphics and gameplay evolved over the years to the point that, by 2024, KF2’s graphics looked like Killing Floor 3, but it still played like KF2. In this dream world, KF3 was never announced because KF2 was so successful that it didn’t need a sequel.

But in the current year (2024 at the time of writing this post), the developers released an alpha build of KF2 from 2010, but with updated graphics as an anniversary event. Their only message to the community was, “We’re sorry.” It was really weird and ominous, but okay. So, I launched the alpha build and clicked “play.” I was dropped into a random server with 30 other players, and I noticed that the map was very dark and gloomy.

I then realized I was holding some kind of birdcage as a weapon. The bottom was open, with jagged spikes around the inner circle that could snap shut instantly. There was also a large, sharp pin in the center of the cage, reaching about halfway down. The cage seemed designed to hold a creature’s head in place so the jagged spikes could rapidly close and open, loosening the head and eventually cutting it off.

Fig 1: This shows the cage, which is designed for a head to fit inside.

Fig 2 (highlighted in red): This is the large, sharp pin... thingy.

Fig 3 (highlighted in green): These are the jagged spikes that open and close automatically; you don’t need to press a button or anything.

Fig 4 (highlighted in gray): This shows the top handle, which the player holds with their right hand. The second gray part, where the player rests their left hand, helps them lift the cage above their target because of its weight.

Fig 5 (highlighted in yellow): This is the battery thingy that powers the jagged spikes.

By the way, everything is made of rusted metal.

So, equipped with this odd weapon, I started exploring. The map looked like a mix of hell, a prison, and a sewer system. I then spotted what looked like a zombie from COD: World at War, but with an absurd amount of detail. It was moving at walking speed, which didn’t seem scary at first, until I realized my only weapon was the cage. So, I trapped its head, and the electricity from the jagged spikes' battery stunned the zombie. I was able to keep moving, but slower, because I was dragging the zombie (imagine how a mother would drag someone by their ear). I then realized it takes about 6-10 seconds to cut the zombie’s head off, and another 3 seconds to drop the head out of the cage.

But remember, while you’re killing a single zombie, you’re being chased by 20 others.

I also realized there are a LOT of traps around the map, which can kill large groups of zombies—and players as well. This leads me to the next part: players. So, remember how I mentioned there are 30 players on the server? It’s also free-for-all, but there are 3 factions: blue, red, and neutral. Everyone who joins the server is part of the neutral faction by default, and you can’t hurt anyone else in the neutral faction with your cage or traps. However, if you kill a player from one of the factions using a trap or your cage, you’re automatically placed in the rival faction, where you can attack members of the opposing faction, but not neutral players.

Anyway, I was about to try killing another player because the animation from both points of view was really detailed and cool, but then I woke up. You might think this was a nightmare for me, but it wasn’t. I was actually disappointed when I woke up because the gameplay was so interesting, and I wanted to see more.

[gebo4482]

Killing Floor 3

Gameplay Trailer

Website / Steam

[clouddosage]

Killing Floor 3 Has Been Delayed

It Has Slipped Through The Cracks To Later In 2025 Developer Tripwire Interactive has announced that Killing Floor 3 will not make its original March 25th release date. The game has been pushed back to an undecided date later in 2025. This decision was made due to feedback received after the game recently underwent a closed beta test. Anyone who has pre-ordered the game will be offered a full…

[djvillain]

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I fully intend to revive this blog and celebrate the announcement of the new game, and keeping up to date with new information on it.

I'm so excited!!!!

[hardcoregamer]

It's hard to tell who the desired audience for this game is, as it fails to do anything exceptionally unique or interesting compared to its other competitors in the zombie multiplayer space, while simultaneously ignoring the calls of fans of the original Killing Floor and its sequel for a return to form for the series, which has seen a huge number of updates and changes since both games have released.