At our very own PC Gaming Show t'other week, Tripwire showed off some of the new content coming to their corpse dismemberment simulator, Killing Floor 2. You've already seen it in action (video of that above), but the devs have now helpfully detailed a few of the contents of their upcoming 'Incinerate 'N Detonate' pack.
There are two new maps, for starters, one of which is entitled Evacuation Point. Here's what that looks like:
You can probably see why you'd want to evacuate it: it's a right mess. You might also want to get out because of the two new perks coming to the Early Access game's way: Firebug and Demolitions.
"Firebug – BBQer extraordinaire, lover of everything that burns. Known tools of the trade:
- Tier 1 – Caulk n’ Burn: Get close, get personal, burn its face off
- Tier 2 – Trench Gun: Incendiary rounds make for a fiery start (and end) to most zeds
- Tier 3 – Flamethrower: The classic burn baby burn
- Grenade – Molotov : Area denial and bon party starter
Demolitions – If overwhelming firepower isn’t working, you aren’t using enough. Known tools of the trade:
- Tier 2 – C4
- Tier 4 – RPG 7"
Annoyingly, the devs stop short of revealing the entire contents of Incinerate 'N Detonate, but they do say that it will add another 50% of content to the Early Access game.
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