It is a real gun, although obviously it hasn't seen widespread use.
Aluminum Christmas Trees: The AF2011 was thought to be a fictional gun due to its weird design, a conjoined Colt 1911 lookalike.Okay, well, you're sent in to kill lots of freak cloning specimens, get money, buy better guns, survive to kill the boss, rinse and repeat until the game goes gold and possibly gets a plot-point like the last game. Cue the Killing Floor 1 Objective mode update that expanded a bit on the story, concluding that Kevin's own daughter wanted to put an end to the Zeds and that Kevin cloned himself. As more of the workers at Horzine Labs started seeing things not being completely okay, Kevin did the only thing he could do before it was shut down: Use himself as a test subject. All There in the Manual: Know the plot for the last game? You don't? Kevin Clamely was set up to make super soldiers, his son was killed and he was much less ethical about his project as he considered the Specimens his children.Trappers, who uses lasers to freeze players in their spot, leaving them vulnerable to any zeds nearby.Bombers, who launch rockets that can push players around.Blasters, who shoot lasers at a distance to whittle down the player's health.Is a Crapshoot: As of the 2018 "Treacherous Skies" update, some of the enemies that the player has to fight against are E.D.A.R.s, corrupted robots originally manufactured by Horzine but which ended up assisting zeds instead of killing them. This gamebreaking exploit has been fixed in the beta preview release though. Breaker: Scrakes, Fleshpounds and even Hans could previously be tricked into just spinning on the spot if the player runs in close circles around them. Acceptable Breaks from Reality: The RPG-7 has an Arbitrary Minimum Range like the M79 and won't detonate if it hits something less than about 10 meters away, which is incorrect because its original-issue ammunition uses a simple contact detonator that does not have a minimum-range safety feature.Here's the Launch and PSX trailer.Īlso a short found footage film was made to market and expand a bit of the universe of Killing Floor, called Killing Floor: Uncovered. A VR game was released later on that somewhat uses the same engine but for VR devices called Killing Floor: Incursion.
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