Due to the new tactics employed by your mutated opponents, playing on the hardest mode, Hell on Earth, is frantic and fast-paced, feeling like a completely different game than Normal difficulty.Īfter cleaving through the ten waves, it’s boss time. When you feel comfortable enough and move onto higher difficulties, the Zeds gain new abilities in addition to more health and damage. Some perks are better-geared towards killing certain enemies, so teamwork is more important here than most co-op games I’ve played. There are eleven different monsters ranging from basic zombie-like creatures called Clots that shamble toward you to Scrakes, well-muscled menaces with a chainsaw for an arm. Leveling them up and gradually becoming better-versed in survival on the hardest difficulties just hasn’t stopped being satisfying for me. There are ten perks (classes) to choose from: Berserker, Commando, Demolitionist, Field Medic, Firebug, Gunslinger, Sharpshooter, Support, Survivalist, and S.W.A.T. While that may sound repetitive, the insane tactility and attention to detail put into the weapons and combat has kept my attention for longer than I thought possible.
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It’s essentially a horde mode turned into a full game. If you need a campaign or multiple modes to keep your attention, this might not be the game for you. Other modes will assuredly be added, as Tripwire Interactive supports its games for much longer than most developers. Aside from the Versus mode - more on that later - that’s it for now.
At the end of the ten waves, you fight one of two bosses. You and up to five friends have to fight ten waves of Zeds (genetically engineered monsters), earning money with each kill so you can buy increasingly ridiculous weapons.
Killing Floor 2 follows a very simple loop, but it does it so well that I don’t mind. A biotech company called Horzine went and created a bunch of horrible monsters, and now soldiers, mercenaries, and survivors are trying to clean up the mess.
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