Metacritic

Metacritic - Score: 70
It’s a co-op survival horror game. Up to 6 players in online co-op mode, or just you, on your own, playing the Solo mode. The aim - cleanse each area of zombies, in waves, until you get to the last one. The Big One. The Patriarch. Then exterminate him, too. Actually, they aren’t "zombies".

They are the left-over "specimens" from a cheap and dirty government program to clone soldier-monsters. The basic ones will just munch on your arm and try to disembowel you. The bigger ones were the first ones they tried arming. Nothing much. Just a chainsaw or a blade for starters. They had just got on to the chain gun and rockets when the government tried to secretly shut down their secret program. But, in the typical way these things go, the program didn’t want to be shut down. The specimens got loose. No-one was left alive to turn off the specimen-cloning equipment. And now they are running amok. Well, some of them are running amok. Others are shambling amok or even jumping amok, but you get the idea. The police were sent in, but that wasn't even a challenge for the specimens. The first army units hadn't been warned what to expect. The screams of its got a bloody chainsaw!" over the radios probably didn’t do much for morale, as whole units were chewed up. Quite literally, in some cases, of course. And now, there is just you. And a few friends. The few survivors from the first police and army units thrown in. Of course, you can’t tell anyone anything, because that would be a breach of the Official Secrets Act 1911, 1920, 1989. And that would be a disciplinary offense. So just get in there and do your bit for Queen and Country. Zombies. Lots of them. Big ones, little ones. Armed and Dangerous. JUST MAKE THEM ALL GO AWAY! Go to website

Product Info

Website:
http://www.killingfloor
thegame.com/
Developer:
Tripwire Interactive
Genre:
Horror Survival
First Person Shooter
Euro Price:
€19.99
Territories:
Europe
Release Date:
Summer 2009

Minimum System Requirements

OS: Windows® 2000/XP/Vista™
CPU: 1,2 GHz Intel® Pentium® or equivalent AMD®/
RAM: 512 MB RAM (1 GB Recommended for Windows® Vista™)
Video: 64 MB DirectX® 9.0 compatible or better video card
Drive: 4x speed PC-DVD-ROM
Hard Disk Space: 2GB
Sound: DirectX® 8.1 compatible sound card
Other: Mouse, Keyboard and Sound Speakers

Killing Floor Reviews

IGN - Score: 7,5
28 Days Later meets Left 4 Dead. - - Zombies are enjoying a bit of a renaissance lately (which is somewhat ironic considering their undead nature). The shambling hordes can be found in everything from action titles such as Dead Rising to tower defense games such as Plants Vs. Zombies,

Gamespot - Score: 7,5
This former Unreal Tournament 2004 mod is more fun than it has any right to be. Killing Floor is a cooperative survival shooter that pits you and up to five other players against wave after wave of genetically modified, humanoid "specimens" that have escaped the laboratory and are rapidly overrunning England. Although they are technically not undead, and the game consistently calls them "specimens,"

NowGamer - Score: 8,4
It’s number 13. Just follow the entrails up the stairs until you reach the clots... Despite (or maybe because of) being repulsive, festering meat bags, zombies have been en vogue for some time now.

AceGamez - Score: 8
With the gloriously (or should that be gore-iously?) brilliant Left 4 Dead, Resident Evil 5 and Call of Duty: World at War going down a storm with the gaming public, it is clear that zombies are growing in popularity (and in case you were wondering, World at War has a Nazi zombies co-op mode that's a fan favourite online).

BoomTown - Score: 8
I know what you’re thinking. It’s survival horror, it’s co-op, it’s an FPS and it’s got zombies. You could be forgiven for accusing Killing Floor of jumping on the grindhouse bandwagon that Left4Dead launched in 2008, but that would be unfair on the team that has spent the last four years putting this game together.

GamesRadar - Score: 7
Zombies and a Howlin' Wolf reference. But will this indie co-op shooter rock? Zombies never seem to score an even break. Once again they are the subject of our gaming enmity, their sad lives cut short with axes, chainsaws, flamethrowers and shotguns, while we make quips and wait for the next upgrade.