Gruesome trailer for Killing Floor 3 revealed at Gamescom 2023

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Killing Floor 3 has finally been announced, ending years of pain for those who have waited an age for a follow-up to the last game. The reveal came during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2023, alongside a trailer showing off a new look for the series, and lots of gun-toting, bloody action.

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Killing Floor 3 is real! Almost seven years on from the launch of its predecessor, Tripwire Interactive has finally confirmed the existence of the next instalment in the first-person shooter series. And there's plenty to talk about.

It's funny now to think about the hysteria that followed Scorpion cartoonishly ripping someone's spine out in the original Mortal Kombat, but as graphical fidelity in games continues to improve, the line between simulated gore and the real thing can get blurry. Some developers embrace those advances—developers on The Callisto Protocol reportedly studied «real-life examples of horror and gore»—but Tripwire Interactive is taking a different sort of approach with the upcoming zombie shooter Killing Floor 3.

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Gamescom Opening Night Live didn’t boast the highest number of new game announcements, but there were some surprises. Tripwire Interactive’s Killing Floor 3 is one of them, taking place in 2091 as Horzine creates Zeds to try and rule the world. Meanwhile, the rebel group Nightfall, which you join, has to stop them.

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Killing Floor 3 is easily one of the most exciting FPS games I’ve seen revealed in a while, especially when I consider my own history with the series. From goofing around in-game with friends to getting through some seriously chaotic boss battles, I’ve had my fair share of Killing Floor fun. In an exclusive interview during Gamescom, we got to sit down with the creative director, Bryan Wynia, to discuss the future of Killing Floor 3 and what Tripwire Interactive has planned for the third entry.

Killing Floor 3 is coming, and I can’t wait to get my hands on the FPS game right on release. If you’ve ever played either of the first two entries in Tripwire Interactive’s series, then you know how chaotic and fun Killing Floor 3 may be, especially with friends. With all of the excitement building for the iconic series’ new installment, many of us have been wondering about microtransactions and how they’ll work. In an exclusive interview during Gamescom, we got to sit down with the creative director, Bryan Wynia, to discuss this.

Tripwire Interactive has announced Killing Floor 3, a big new sequel to their popular co-op zombie horde shooter. Killing Floor 3 is ‘coming soon’ to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.