Even if Tripwire Interactive’s Killing Floor 3 isn’t out yet, the developers have promised a breadth of support for the co-op shooter’s first year of release.
Players will see a slew of content get released this year, with content for 2026 already outlined.
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Given the live-service nature of the game, expect the new content to be available for free as part of the game’s seasons. This will also house gameplay improvements, bug fixes and the like.
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Here’s a breakdown of what to expect in 2025 and beyond straight from thedevelopers.
2025 (Includes Season 2)
Rearmament Update
This doesn’t mean this is all that’s planned for the year, as if Killing Floor 2 is anything to go by, players should also expect limited-time events, new cosmetics and more to be released to keep things fresh.
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Plans for the next year have also been revealed, which include Season 3 and S4.
2026 Content Plans
As mentioned previously, Tripwire will be tuning performance, balance, and gameplay while working on new features and content. Expect these, especially fixes, to be released as patches that are separate from the content rollout plans.
Killing Floor 3, which wasoriginally scheduled to be released in March, is now releasing tomorrow, July 24, on consoles and PC. If Tripwire can provide the same level of support as it did forKilling Floor 2,then gamers are in for a treat.
Released in 2016, Killing Floor 2 continued to receive support as recently as last year, which means Tripwire supported the game for eight years.
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It seems to be unaffected by other new game releases.
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