My Thoughts On : Killing Floor 2 (2016)
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Jun 19, 2017 at 9:57 PM
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zeke morgan
Welcome to another My Thoughts On video. In this video we take a look at Killing Floor 2 (2016) which is the sequel to the 2004 Killing Floor.
Killing Floor 2 (2016) is a first person shooter that can be played alone or with up to six online players, and focuses around you killing zombie like creatures known as Zeds, in a wave defence format. As players progress through the waves of Zeds, the number of enemies to defeat increases, and new enemy types are thrown into the mix, which eventually culminates in a boss fight.
Killing Floor 2 (2016) brings a fresh class based fighting system in which, at the start of each game and subsequent round, players get to choose one of the main combat classes - which can influence certain in game stats, such as faster reloading or increase in damage defence. With that being said Killing Floor 2 doesn't penalise players with this choice, as every playable combat class can use weapons available to other classes, and gain experience across the classes through use of certain guns - for example the Winchester rifle gives experience in the gunslinger and markman classes.
If you enjoyed this review and would like to see more, then please don't hesitate to leave your suggestions in the comment section below. Also why not support the channel by leaving a 'like', sharing this video or even subscribing to stay up to date with all my released content.
Killing Floor 2 (2016) is a first person shooter that can be played alone or with up to six online players, and focuses around you killing zombie like creatures known as Zeds, in a wave defence format. As players progress through the waves of Zeds, the number of enemies to defeat increases, and new enemy types are thrown into the mix, which eventually culminates in a boss fight.
Killing Floor 2 (2016) brings a fresh class based fighting system in which, at the start of each game and subsequent round, players get to choose one of the main combat classes - which can influence certain in game stats, such as faster reloading or increase in damage defence. With that being said Killing Floor 2 doesn't penalise players with this choice, as every playable combat class can use weapons available to other classes, and gain experience across the classes through use of certain guns - for example the Winchester rifle gives experience in the gunslinger and markman classes.
If you enjoyed this review and would like to see more, then please don't hesitate to leave your suggestions in the comment section below. Also why not support the channel by leaving a 'like', sharing this video or even subscribing to stay up to date with all my released content.
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