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Killing Floor 3 Sets New Release Date After Four-Month Delay

May 09, 2025 11:44 AM

Killing Floor 3 has finally received a new release date after a four-month delay. Initially set for March 25, the co-op shooter will now launch on July 24 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S. This delay was attributed to player feedback from a beta testing phase, which highlighted issues with design, enemy behavior, and UI elements. Tripwire Interactive aims to improve these aspects before release and has reopened pre-orders for various editions of the game, including Deluxe and Elite Nightfall editions. Despite the futuristic setting being a point of contention among fans, the development team is committed to addressing player concerns.

What significant improvements are being made to Killing Floor 3 before its release?

Tripwire Interactive is focusing on enhancing the game's general design, enemy behavior, animations, and user interface based on feedback from beta testers to ensure a better player experience before the official launch.

Killing Floor 3 is the highly anticipated sequel to the popular co-op shooter Killing Floor 2. Originally announced in the summer of 2023, it promises to deliver an even more intense cooperative gameplay experience enriched with new features and a more engaging storyline. With a futuristic setting that has sparked debate among fans, the game's developers are keen on balancing innovation with the franchise's established identity, aiming to captivate both new players and series veterans upon its release.



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N3rdo N3rdo commented on: 2025-05-09 12:00:12
Nice to see the devs prioritizing quality over rushing it out—polished animations and better enemy AI should make those late-night co-op sessions even more chaotic and fun. And hey, if the futuristic setting feels weird at first, at least we’ll have smoother UI to complain about it through.
Sephiroth Sephiroth commented on: 2025-05-09 11:54:08
Glad to see Tripwire taking player feedback seriously—delays can be frustrating, but polished enemy behavior and UI tweaks will make the wait worth it. Also, that futuristic setting debate is giving me serious 'change is scary but maybe cool' vibes.
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