
Tripwire’s Killing Floor Still Scales Its Waves Better Than Most Co-op Shooters
A review of Killing Floor, the co-op shooter where players face waves of mutants in London streets, praising teamwork and lasting appeal.


A review of Killing Floor, the co-op shooter where players face waves of mutants in London streets, praising teamwork and lasting appeal.

Maneater review: Tripwire's shark RPG still bites six years on, from Port Clovis to Scaly Pete, Truth Quest, and 14 million sales.

Killing Floor 2 review: Tripwire's co-op shooter drops six players into a fallen Europe to fight Zed clones. Waves, random bosses, zed time, and an 8.1 score.

Chivalry 2 review: 64-player medieval sieges, three-attack combat, horseback fighting and friendly fire. Torn Banner's sequel scores 8.2 out of 10.
As an Amazon Associate, Clay Tribune earns from qualifying purchases.