Gamers can’t get enough of zombies; there is just something so eminently…killable about them. After all, it’s not homicide, but guilt-free malicide! Of course, game developers are tapped into this craving and have begun to deliver a steady diet of gore-laced zombie mayhem. All things considered, this is a good thing.
The latest entry into the blood-soaked world of the “co-op survival horror” genre is Tripwire’s Killing Floor. While technically not a game about zombies but about rampaging “specimens”, Killing Floor offers it own unique nightmare that is well worth a look by anyone with a hankering to make the streets safe for “normals” again.
Killing Floor arrives from rather humble origins. Originally created as a mod for Epic’s Unreal Tournament 2004, Killing Floor ultimately caught the attention of Tripwire Interactive, the guys whom brought forth such polished uber-mods as “Mare Nostrum” for Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45. Providing guidance and support, Tripwire helped the Killing Floor’s mod team polish it into a product that could stand on its own two zombified feet. The result is Killing Floor, the standalone product now available via Valve’s Steam.
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