Yoshiro;n2278318 said:The digital PC base version of KILLING FLOOR 2 is available to purchase for $29.99 (US), ₤19.99 (UK) and €26.99 (EU) via Steam® and other digital outlets as well as the PC Digital Deluxe version for $39.99 (US) /£29.99 (UK) /€39.99 (EU). In collaboration with Deep Silver and Iceberg Interactive, the deluxe content of KILLING FLOOR 2 is included in the PC, PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®4 Pro retail and digital versions for $39.99 (US) /£29.99 (UK) /€39.99 (EU).
jd641;n2278377 said:Congrats!
I wonder what was changed in the 8.8mb update. D:
Niodaime;n2278490 said:What happened to the mace/ shield combo and new gorefest? And are there any plans to resurrect the Martial Artist perk? And are there any plans in the future for more perks/ weapons?
Yep, a rocky road which almost threw the car off track a few times, and ended up breaking down near the endpoultrygeist;n2278352 said:it sure has been a rocky road
Survii;n2278516 said:Yep, a rocky road which almost threw the car off track a few times, and ended up breaking down near the end
omano;n2278524 said:What about the announced Linux client version (you know, Steam Box / Steam OS, things like that you remember)? will it come soon or is it something you finally will not do?
Survii;n2278516 said:Yep, a rocky road which almost threw the car off track a few times, and ended up breaking down near the end
poultrygeist;n2278554 said:i've accepted that KF2 isnt KF 2.0 and moved on, the game stands on its own feet and thats a good thing.
for very little money you get a great fun game that has great gfx (if you care for that), fun gunplay along with a good choice of weapons, 10 perks (granted survivalist doesnt get me excited,but some other perks dont do either for me), 2 modes, a good starting set of maps with alot of c/maps out and still to come, a great soundtrack, ALOT of gore and so on, given TWI's history iam confident they will keep improving KF2 and bring out more content.
if you dont like the game thats fine, cant make everyone happy. i like it and look forward to more new stuff and many an hour of good fun.
Well, while it isn't exactly "free" to put a game on Steam since they take a small cut of all of the profits, from what I can remember it costs big bank to get a game authenticated and approved for sale on consoles.DrearierSpider;n2278394 said:LMFAO, people are literally paying more money for an inferior product. I'll never understand how someone can justify that to themselves.