Prepare for more Zeds, as Killing Floor 3 is officially launching on March 25 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X. Fans of the cooperative FPS franchise can sign up for the chance to participate in the February 20-24 closed beta. If you’re looking forward to Killing Floor 3, you can secure your preorder now. Three different versions are up for grabs, including a budget-friendly physical edition with a few in-game bonuses.
Killing Floor 3 Preorder Bonuses
All Killing Floor 3 preorders come with with the Flatline Tactical Bundle or the Clamefield Patrol Specialist Skins Pack. The Flatline Tactical Bundle includes the following in-game goodies:
- Flatliner weapon skin
- Fear the Reaper trinket
- Special Action Force player card
It’s not entirely clear which retailers have the Flatline Pack and which have the Clamefield Pack, but all preorders include one of them.
$40
Killing Floor 3 is only $40 instead of the usual $60-$70 for most big new releases. This gets you the base game, any eligible preorder bonuses, and either the Clamefield Patrol Specialist Skins Pack or the Flatline Tactical Bundle (depending on the retailer). Digital editions are available on the PS Store and Xbox Store. For PC, you’ll find it on Steam. You can wishlist the Steam version on Fanatical, which is potentially notable because the retailer–a GameSpot sister site–often has preorder discounts and launch deals.
$60
Step up to the Deluxe Edition to get the base game, all eligible preorder bonuses, and the following:
- Shadow Agent Specialist & Weapon Skin Sets
- Launch Nightfall Supply Pass
- 1,000 Creds
$80
It’s a bit pricey, but it’s loaded with some great bonus content. Along with everything from the Deluxe Edition, the Elite Nightfall Edition comes with the following:
- Year One Premium Nightfall Supply Pass Access (4 Passes)
- 3,000 Creds
Want to check out the closed beta? Head over to the official Killing Floor 3 website to sign up for the waitlist.
Killing Floor 3 is making some big upgrades over its predecessor, including a revamped gore system that promises to be more bloody and brutal than ever before. Dubbed the MEAT System, enemies are designed with more dismemberment points and persistent blood–meaning maps should look absolutely gruesome at the end of each wave. You’ll also get to explore new environments with interactive components, like turrets and fans, to create deadly traps for the Zeds.
Games are designed for up to six players, and you’ll have plenty of weapons at your disposal to help tame the hordes. This includes flamethrowers, shotguns, katanas, and hundreds of customizable mods and gadgets. You’ll need them too, as the AI has been reworked to be more punishing, so prepare to fight for your life on March 25.
