Killing Floor 2 is often compared to Valve Corporation's Left 4 Dead in certain ways and is incredibly fun. The game will be available on the Epic Store as a free giveaway for all users until July 16, meaning you still have two days left to grab your copy if you haven’t. For more on the game, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.Epic Games has released a new batch of freebies featuring Tripwire Interactive's hit zombie shooter Killing Floor 2, alongside The Escapists 2, and Lifeless Planet. Killing Floor 2 is slated for release on PC and PlayStation 4 in 2015. With game development costs rising it is very important as a business to make your games available in as many places as possible, to as many potential customers as possible."
"When we made we had 4 employees, we had 11 employees, started with 7 employees and got up to 25 by the time it shipped," Gibson said. Secondly, Gibson said that Tripwire decided to work with Sony because it allowed it to remain "fiercely independent," whereas previously other console manufacturers wouldn't work with Tripwire unless it went through bigger publisher.įinally, Gibson said that games are just much more expensive to make now. The first reason, he said, is that the current generation consoles are more powerful, and have an architecture much more similar to a PC, a sentiment we've heard from other developers as well. Gibson gives three main reasons for why Killing Floor 2 will be the company's first game to release on a console. "We've been very successful on PC selling million of games, and we've no intention of leaving the PC or relegating the PC to a 'second class citizen.'" "We love the PC as a platform and have been championing it for years, even in the dark days of 2005 when all the press could talk about was how the 'PC was dead.'" President of Tripwire Interactive John Gibson said in a post to the company's forums. Killing Floor 2 is coming to the PlayStation 4 because games are much more expensive to make these days and Sony has opened up the platform to independent developers, Tripwire Interactive has said. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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