Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare vs Killing Floor 2
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare puts you in the stars, as Earth is now the seat of power in a solar system of planets all with human colonies. This futuristic version of the game gives you your own space ship, as well as the ground combat you love.The innovative storyline has been highly praised despite the unique setting. Though a step out from the norm for the franchise there are some epic moments in this game. You are a pilot called Nick Reyes of the Special Combat Air Recon (SCAR) and it is your job to keep the peace while there are factions at work. There are several versions of the campaign each getting successfully harder as you play and it creates a lot of gameplay for you. There is also the multiplayer part to the game that helped build up the franchise, though with no major developments it sticks to the formula that we all know. An interesting twist that is fun to play and a nice addition to the universe that is Call of Duty.
Killing Floor 2
Killing Floor 2 is the long-awaited sequel to the popular survival horror first-person shooter game, Killing Floor. This time around though, players will be venturing out from England into continental Europe where the failed experiment apparently has massive impact on as well. With civilization in disarray, the remnants of humanity has banded together to combat the massive hordes of zombies and set up bases across Europe. Playing as one of the remaining and well-trained mercenaries, you'll once again descend into the bowels of the outbreak and clear out hot zones for the survivors to reclaim.Similar to the original, Killing Floor 2 has a co-op (up to 6 players) option or you can simply play the single player mode. Interestingly, the game has added a new 12-player PvP mode where two teams of players take turns playing as humans and zombies. The team with the highest score will naturally win. The perk progression system is also expanded in this sequel, allowing players to invest in meaningful talents that will help them find a handful of skills that fit their respective play styles. Interestingly, the game has reworked its melee combat, giving melee fights more of a structure rather than simply slashing and smashing.
With so many improved features but still retaining the same good old zombie-killing mania, Killing Floor 2 is the sequel that the game series deserve. Enjoy hilariously crazy moments of caving zombies' heads in or blowing them right off with your friends by your side!