Killing Floor

twisted demented 2000s horror horde shooter. fun and violent like fps videogames should be

Better than KF2 and than KF3 will ever be, simplicity at its finest. Bring back version before objective mode of this game (no stuttering), pls.

killing floor 3 was so garbage i had to go back and remind myself just how peak this game is, actually top 5 zombie games of all time it is nearly flawless.

oi mate this game bloody rocks, you cant understand anything anybody says because how bri'ish they are. aw bollocks i need cash

Fantastic, played this often with online friends! The game emphasizes teamwork and cooperation, at harder difficulty levels it's really not possible to "solo" a level or abandon your team.

really good game, flawless hitboxes, commando has enough damage and demolition has a very simple and healthy economy that surely doesn't require the babysitting of a whole team in HoE

It's a really fun game. It's great to play with friends in the evening. Shooting zombies together is so much fun.

I genuinely have no complaints about this one. Tons of weapons, nice maps, and guts a-plenty. Great game to play with other people.

There are still servers and the classic KF gameplay is still fun to this day. Recommended when the game goes on sale for like $1 lol.

Yes. Again, Yes. This is possibly one of the best classic zombie shooter games of all times. Top 5 at least. Tripwire nailed it with this one, at least I would say. When half your team is taken out and you and one other dude are on the run for your life, it's the best of Killing Floor. If feels endless and hopeless but, you manage to pull it off. That's the best kind of zombie game.

Killing Floor is a cooperative first-person shooter developed and published by Tripwire Interactive, originally released in 2009. While its roots trace back to a popular Unreal Tournament 2004 mod, the standalone release established itself as a cult classic in the realm of co-op zombie shooters. The game places players in the boots of military operatives and civilians attempting to survive waves of horrific biological specimens—referred to as "specimens" rather than zombies—across various maps set in a dystopian version of the UK. Over time, Killing Floor carved out a loyal fanbase due to its satisfying gameplay mechanics, eerie atmosphere, and distinct tone. The core gameplay loop is deceptively simple yet endlessly engaging: survive multiple waves of increasingly difficult enemies, earn money, and spend that money on better weapons, armor, and ammo between rounds at a randomized trader location. What elevates this otherwise familiar concept is the synergy between team roles, enemy diversity, and sheer brutality of combat. The game heavily rewards cooperative play; lone wolves will quickly find themselves overwhelmed, particularly on higher difficulty levels. Classes—referred to as “Perks”—such as the Sharpshooter, Support Specialist, and Medic each have their own strengths, weaknesses, and weapon preferences, offering meaningful gameplay variation and encouraging players to complement one another. Graphically, Killing Floor was never a technical powerhouse, even by 2009 standards. Its visuals are utilitarian, occasionally bordering on outdated, but the art direction and overall atmosphere compensate where polygon counts fall short. The gritty, industrial environments—abandoned hospitals, burning cities, and blood-soaked labs—are dripping with tension. The sound design, particularly the chilling enemy audio cues and the adrenaline-pumping metal soundtrack, adds to the game’s immersive horror tone. Enemy design is another highlight: the grotesque specimens are unsettling, especially the invisible stalkers and the menacing Fleshpounds, which ramp up the difficulty and panic when they appear. What truly sets Killing Floor apart from other co-op shooters of its time is its sense of identity. The British setting and dry, dark humor lend it a unique charm. Character voice lines range from grim to ridiculous, providing moments of levity amidst the carnage. The persistent perk progression system gives players a reason to return, as leveling up a perk not only boosts its effectiveness but also unlocks new tactical possibilities. Mods and community maps further extend the game’s lifespan; Tripwire wisely supported modding from the beginning, and the Steam Workshop became a haven for creative fan content, from weapons to entirely new game modes. That said, the game is not without its faults. The learning curve for new players can be steep, particularly on higher difficulties where a lack of coordination leads to quick defeats. The user interface, especially the trader menu, is clunky and dated. Additionally, while perk progression adds longevity, it can feel grindy, and power disparity between new and veteran players can create balance issues in public games. Still, these shortcomings are relatively minor compared to the overall experience. Once players find their rhythm with a good team, the game becomes a thrilling blend of strategy, reflex, and chaos. In retrospect, Killing Floor has aged remarkably well for a game with modest ambitions and technical limitations. It doesn’t rely on flashy gimmicks or cinematic spectacle; instead, it offers raw, visceral, team-oriented gameplay that remains compelling years after its release. It's a title that rewards teamwork, planning, and precise execution—and punishes complacency with brutal, unrelenting violence. For fans of survival shooters or those seeking a hardcore co-op challenge, Killing Floor remains a hauntingly memorable experience that deserves its place in the pantheon of cult FPS hits. Rating: 9/10

It's old, but definitely gold. The graphics might've "aged" a little, but the enviroments have a strong atmosphere. And the gameplay may have a tiny bit of "jank", but the gunplay is EXTREMELY satisfying and it feels extremely satisfying to kill zeds. Bonus points for having shotguns that actually FEEL like shotguns should instead of being glorified melee weapons. Also compared to the OTHER killing floor games, this one ACTUALLY feels like a survival horror experience with spooky monster designs and some creepy maps to play on. But it is mainly a satisfying, gory shooter with a horror side to it, not some omg shit your pants type shit. It's also really nice to play a game designed with multiplayer in mind that DOESN'T try to milk you dry with all the modern live service skinner box shit - no "seasons", lootboxes, crafting, daily quests, anything like it - just pick a map and jump in for some monster splatting fun. However the game's perk/class system was clearly designed with long-term grinding in mind, so it doesn't feel very fun, especially for a solo player. Your stats are also kept on a online server, so you can't keep your levels if you ever try to play without internet connection. Still a really good game though.

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in this game you dont kill zombies you're just fighting the homeless population of europe

The game is kinda shit, m8! But flamethrower is nice.

Killing Floor Review: Shotguns, Screams, and Zombies Who Really Need Skincare Let me just say—Killing Floor is the game where you learn two things: Shotguns solve 99% of problems. The remaining 1% is when a Fleshpound decides your face would look better as a pancake. This game is like Left 4 Dead on steroids, if steroids were made of pure, unfiltered British chaos (thanks, Tripwire). You and your squad mow down waves of Zeds—some of whom apparently moisturize with kevlar because how the hell did that Clot just eat an entire mag to the face?! The gunplay? Beautiful. There’s something deeply satisfying about turning a Bloat into Swiss cheese with an AA-12 and watching him explode like a water balloon filled with acid. And then there’s the Scrake—a chainsaw-wielding maniac who, no matter how many bullets you dump into him, still sprints at you like you just insulted his mother. But let’s talk about the real heroes here: the medics. These absolute legends will heal you through anything—even when you’re at 1 HP, bleeding out, and a Husk is charging his flamethrower directly at your crotch. Meanwhile, the Demolitionist is in the back giggling as he turns the entire hallway into a war crime. The Downsides? Well, after the 50th wave, you start questioning your life choices. Why am I still here? Why does the Patriarch have more plot armor than a Marvel hero? And most importantly—why does my teammate keep welding the door shut when I’m still outside?! Final Verdict: Is Killing Floor a perfect game? No. Is it ridiculously fun with friends? Hell yes. Would I recommend it? Absolutely—just don’t expect the Zeds to die like normal zombies. Some of these guys take a headshot like it’s a mild inconvenience. 8/10 – Would unload a double-barrel into a Siren’s scream hole again.

If only KF3 could live up to this masterpiece. IDK what took me so long to play it. If you can get past the dated graphics the game play is SOLID. Yes it takes team work. No it's not a fast paced game but it has a vibe current games can't match.

Killing Floor 2, but like classic like uhhhh Black Ops 1 Zombies to Black Ops 2 Zombies and also not 70 gbs lol. It's good and cheap and neat and playing online with friends isn't too hard if you just use Hamachi. Good game.

10 WAVES OF HELL ON EARTH. ALL YOU NEED IS AN AA12 RECOILLESS SHOTGUN, A HUNTING SHOTGUN, TWO PISTOLS, HAND GRENADES, AND KEVLAR. MAYBE PLATE ARMOR, MAYBE ALL PERKS MAXED OUT.

Unreal engine slop, but tasty slop

This game is hella fire not even gun hold you shi better then kl3

Tough, but pretty fun with friends :)

YOU'RE ALL FUR COAT AND NO KNICKER, BITCHES

Good for releasing anger

better than cod zombies

does not have 24/7 tech support dont buy

Best Killing Floor I ever had !

It is Killing Floor.

Dosh! grab it while it's hot

Dead game.

killing floor 1

A classic.

fun

good

good

the game

fun

this is the beauty of annihilation

ITS RAINING MONEYYYYYYY

Классика, что ещё сказать...

the brutality bro

Buggy like hell

"Can't you see I'm reloading?"

Custom servers are awesome!!!!

awesome

Like sex

zombie

Check more with the Steam Curator: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45667953-co-op-indeed/][b][u]co-op indeed [/u][/b][/url] [b]Number of co-op players:[/b][code]2-6[/code] [b]Co-op type:[/b] [code]matches; [strike]playthrough[/strike]; [strike]open world[/strike].[/code] [b]Play type:[/b] [code][strike]chilling[/strike]; beating; [strike]grinding[/strike].[/code] [b]Soloing while your weak bro can't get online:[/b] [code]yes; [strike]no[/strike].[/code] [b]Required skill:[/b] [code][strike]casual[/strike]; regular; advanced; hardcore.[/code] [b]No death (Iron Man) co-op run potential:[/b] [code][strike]yes[/strike]; no; [strike]unknown[/strike].[/code] [h2]*[/h2] [i]Ancient PC support: yes.[/i]

"Kill one man, and you are a murderer. Kill millions of men, and you are a conqueror. Kill them all, and you are a god."