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When? Not as soon as I may want, Gibson says, but sooner than I may expect.
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Killing Floor 2 is coming to Steam Early Access for Windows and Valve's SteamOS. As of 2014, Killing Floor has sold nearly 2.5 million copies. Ten people made the game in three months.
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They played the mod so much, Gibson put Red Orchestra 2 on hold mid-development to turn Killing Floor into a full game. Once Tripwire turned RO into a standalone game, they convinced Quick to port over Killing Floor. Killing Floor was another Unreal mod, created by Alex Quick. They started as an Unreal Tournament 2004 mod team. Gibson and the other founding members of Tripwire had to take out loans to pay for their first game, Red Orchestra. "Have you ever ridden in a DeLorean?" he asks me with a grin when we take a break for lunch. If he's not talking about guns or videogames, there's a good chance he's talking about cars. Many guns in Killing Floor 2, like the Commando class's SCAR Mk 17 and AK-12, are modeled from his own personal collection. Tripwire's pedigree for realistic weaponry stems from Gibson's passion for them. Gibson is entertaining and outspoken for a company president. " is the first time we've been able to develop a game from start to finish with what I would call a reasonable size staff and a reasonable size budget," says John Gibson, Tripwire's president and a co-founder along with Munk. Bill Munk, creative director and senior animator at Tripwire, has a saying: Red Orchestra is realism. They want each and every exploded brain, severed leg and bloody gutshot to look unique. Since shipping World War II FPS Red Orchestra 2 in 2011, Tripwire has dedicated itself to the sticky art of digital dismemberment for the sequel to 2009's co-op wave-based shooter. Everyone in the dark conference room at Tripwire Interactive laughs or oohs as they watch the most complicated gore system in gaming-a gore system they've been building for Killing Floor 2 for the past two years-eviscerate the zed in a way they've never quite seen before. More bullets tear into it in midair, splattering blood across the street and unburdening its gut of a generous helping of internal organs. The zed manages two steps from the manhole before a stream of bullets blast it off its feet. It doesn't know much, but it knows it wants to kill. And then a zed, a naked genetic freak sheathed in slimy grey skin, pops out of the hole like a horrorshow jack-in-the-box.