Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
I'm not sure that's really a relevant detail, though. Clearly, the important thing here is that you're shooting lots of dudes, and spilling lots of blood. Spilling? More like spraying. With a high-pressure hose. Hey, it's not "Speaking Harshly Floor."
Killing Floor 2 is slated to come out later this year.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
Some videogame names are almost completely opaque: Mass Effect, Gemini Rue, and Half-Life, to name but a few, tell you very little about what's involved in playing them. And then there are those like Killing Floor, which don't necessarily describe what they're about, but do give you a pretty good idea of what you'll be doing.
