Another round of layoffs has, unfortunately, hit the gaming industry, with Killing Floor 3 developer Tripwire Interactive the latest case.

It’s death to delays as Killing Floor 3 has crashed the party with its brand of brutality. Our review explains why it’s good, but not great.

Many Killing Floor 3 maps advertise features that require a Multi-Tool, and there’s an easy way to get one in the FPS.

Tripwire Interactive isn’t standing on ceremony with Killing Floor 3 and has revealed a roadmap featuring a year’s worth of content.

Following the controversy surrounding a previous Killing Floor 3 Stress Test, its developer removed the NDA for the latest one.

Anyone looking to play Killing Floor 3’s final Stress Test before launch was asked to sign a five-year NDA preventing any captures.