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Killing Floor 2
Tripwire Interactive’s Killing Floor 2 is coming later this year for PlayStation 4 and PC. As part of the developer’s plan to make more of a splash, it’s opened up the universe to stories in other media.
The first of these is Killing Floor: Uncovered. The live-action tie-in was created by production company Type AB, and features a group of activists looking to expose nefarious activity at Horzine Biotech.
Unfortunately for the group, they find exactly what they are looking for. In the process, they unwittingly unleash a horde of monsters and, well, you can see for yourself what happens in the video above.
Killing Floor 2 pits a team of players up against ravenous and aggressive clones. The sequel will feature a persistent blood system, so you can get a little red on everything.
For more on Killing Floor 2, you can check out our previous coverage and the PlayStation 4 announcement.
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