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PC Gamer has a bit of a world exclusive, they managed to get the Killing Floor 2 developers in to play with them, and we have the video for you.
I am a big fan of Killing Floor after spending so many hours on it, but sadly the Linux port was a little unpolished.
With Killing Floor 2 early access being right around the corner it's getting exciting. Especially as the Linux version is being done in-house this time, as we had confirmed from the developers (see here, at the bottom).
Here's the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcXgOxocusg
It looks like a worthy sequel, as they seem to have taken everything good about the original, and made it more intense!
The developers state that what we see here is very close to what we will see in early access. The early access release will be quite polished, and ship with a modding SDK.
No exact wording on the release, but "soon". Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Wow! Such a great game! I hope the Linux version meets the expectations.
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Awesome sauce! This is one of the bigger games I'm looking forward to. I've spent so many hours on KF, both in cybercafes with friends and on my Steam account.
I hope they include a benchmark mode too, those are fun to run :)
I hope they include a benchmark mode too, those are fun to run :)
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Quoting: GuestNothing about if the review was done on Linux or Windows or both and what performance was like, so I asked on Youtube.
KF2 isn't released yet....
If you're referring to PCGamer. Of course they did it on Windows and not Linux.
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Quoting: GuestQuoting: KeizgonQuoting: GuestNothing about if the review was done on Linux or Windows or both and what performance was like, so I asked on Youtube.
KF2 isn't released yet....
If you're referring to PCGamer. Of course they did it on Windows and not Linux.
Someone is a Negative Nancy. Since they're releasing for both platforms, you have no clue, they could have played on either one.
Sorry if that's bad news for you, but if someone doesn't tell you on what he has played a PC game, and if he's not specialized on Linux, you can bet that he has tested the Windows version.
Windows has been for a long time, still is, and probably will be for some time the default for the vast majority of PC players.
Of course, we all would love to see that change.
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