
Publisher: Tripwire Interactive · Release date: 2015-04-21
The cheapest Killing Floor 2 (Deluxe Edition) key that activates in Ireland costs €3.01 at HRK Game (Steam, GLOBAL key). Checked .
When you buy a Killing Floor 2 - Deluxe Edition key you get: The special voice pack and set of face/body skins for a character called DJ Scully Bonus cosmetic items (each with multiple selectable variants): "Scullyphones" headphones for DJ Scully, Mr Foster, Hayato Tanaka and Donovan Neal 3D Glasses for Ana Larive and Hayato Tanaka Bowler Hat for Mr. Foster and Reverend Alberts Tom Banner and the Zweihander Classic Masterson Classic Briar Oisten Jaegerhorn Anton Strasser Killing Floor 2 Soundtrack Killing Floor 2 Digital Artbook What is Killing Floor 2? Killing Floor 2 is a first-person shooter, the sequel to the first game, Killing Floor, that quickly became a cult classic. When did Killing Floor 22 come out? Killing Floor 2 first came out on PC via Steam's Early Access in April 2015. The game officially launched for Windows and PS4 in November 2016, and then it arrived on Xbox One in August 2017. How to play Killing Floor 2 with friends: Just add your friends to the game via the in-game menu and matchmake. How much is Killing Floor 2 - Deluxe Edition? You can buy Killing Floor 2 - Deluxe Edition on Steam for 36,99€. But you can buy a Killing Floor 2 - Deluxe Edition key on HRK Game for a much lower price. Buy a Killing Floor 2 key and Descend into continental Europe and contain a deadly threat. Thanks to Horzine Biotech's failed experiment, a deadly outbreak took out the European Union. Killing Floor 2 takes place one month after the events of the first game. Civilization falls apart as the specimen clones take over more cities. Governments failed, communication was cut, and the military forces were utterly crushed.
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