Or, you can take on the multiplayer modes and actually become one of the monsters to try and wipe out all of your friends. Meaning that you’ll have even MORE carnage as you wipe out the enemy threat. What’s more, you can actually have up to 6 players doing co-op at the same time here. Yep, it’s a game that prides itself on its violence and its gore, and hey, it absolutely works at doing that. Killing Floor 2 takes the approach of giving you a lot in order for you to just…kill everything that isn’t your co-op partners. While many co-op fighting games have you trying to do a lot in order to survive. Still if you are able to get it, you’ll have more than a serviceable title, you just won’t have one that will make you jump for joy every time you win a map. Not to mention, the price isn’t the best either. The potential is there, but the execution not so much. This 4-person co-op title has you fighting beasts known as Ridden so that you can try and save the Earth. After all, this game was supposed to be the “return to what Left 4 Dead left behind”…but it didn’t exactly turn out that way…at all. It honestly shouldn’t be too much of a surprise that Back 4 Blood is a bit low on this list. And in these video games? That rings just as true. Because he (or she) who has friends can survive longer. Those words meant something to the…Lost…but it also is appropriate for the upcoming zombie apocalypse. To quote a man stuck on an island, “Live Together, Die Alone”.

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