It's not going to top many (or any?) game-of-the-year lists, but I can't close out 2020 without remembering Maneater. It's not every day we get to be a shark, much less morph into an unstoppable terror with RPG-style upgrades, and beyond th...

In today's contest you can win a PC copy of Maneater! It's Shark Week! I actually kind of hate Shark Week, because it's terrifying. Sharks are terrifying. The ocean is, in fact, fucking terrifying. I had a nightmare the other night where I ...

There's not much about Maneater that's confusing. See food, eat food. About halfway through this aquatic power fantasy, your baby shark has grown big enough that most less-capable predators go down in a couple chomps. You will eventual...

Maneater is exactly the kind of bonkers idea we need right now: a people-eating shark sim. I know what you're thinking though. While there is plenty of dumb meme potential baked in, Tripwire actually managed to create a fun little arcade fo...

Maneater might seem like a wacky shark simulator, but there's a method to its madness. Distilled, it's actually an open world chomper that has a lot in common with games like Assassin's Creed. In other words, there's a certain degree of map...

Maneater might not top anyone's most-wanted-games list for 2020, but a budget-friendly open-world action-RPG about a shark "eating [its] way up the ecosystem" sounds cathartic. Every few years someone captures my imagination with a promisi...

When you're a shark, you have to feel pretty confident about your standings in the underwater food chain. It's like being a human on land. Sure, maybe a bear will ruthlessly murder me and play with my skull, but there's only a very slim ch...

There's a new threat that's floating under the radar...and under the water, too. Tripwire Interactive, best known for Killing Floor, has another sort of blood-thirsty monster. It's Maneater, a game where you play as a shark who's trying to...

Tripwire Interactive took the stage at the PC Gaming Show to show off some of Killing Floor 2's next seasonal event, titled Summer Sideshow. This is a (free) limited time event that will last for a mere month and comes with 50 cosmetic...

At the risk of reminding Zack that we played Killing Floor 2 together once, had a good time, then proceeded to never cooperatively* fend off the Zed hordes again, I'd like to point out that there's a free new Descent Content Pack out now fo...

Over the last year and a half, I've been playing a ton of Killing Floor 2 (just under 400 hours) during its time on Steam Early Access. It's an in-staff joke at this point: if news about the game pops up, the team knows I want to read it an...

If you've been reading me gush about Killing Floor 2 for the last year but don't own a PC, you might be in luck. A closed beta for the PlayStation 4 is available starting today and ending tomorrow. The beta is a pared-down version of t...

As Killing Floor 2 creeps closer to full Steam release this November, players have been wondering what the final perk (character class) would be. Some community folks dug into the code and found references to the Martial Artist, which every...

Tripwire Interactive's Killing Floor 2 has had somewhat of a tumultuous Early Access. I've mostly enjoyed it from the beginning (it's my go-to shootgame because it feels so dang good), but that's not to say it's all been smooth sailing...

It's been some time since we've written about Antimatter Games' and Tripwire Interactive's Rising Storm 2: Vietnam. Last time was about how squads and ironsights will differ in relation to comparable war games. Now we get to see a coup...

At the PC Gaming E3 show, a new trailer for Tripwire's Killing Floor 2 was dropped that details the brand new Bullseye update, which reintroduces the sharpshooter class back into the fight against murderous mutant clones. Not only tha...

There aren't many games that make me obsessively speculate about upcoming character classes, but I and many others have been waiting for Killing Floor 2's Sharpshooter perk (read: class) since it released on Steam Early Access last year. Si...

Tripwire Interactive's Killing Floor series has always been a strictly cooperative affair. Grab some buddies, put a few bullets in some monsters, drink a beer or two, and walk away with a grin on your face. Starting today with Killing Floor...

Last week I wrote that Tripwire Interactive is bringing a competitive mode to Killing Floor 2. Some of you are excited to see how that turns out, and others would prefer the game to stick to its cooperative roots. Today, Tripwire annou...

During PC Gamer's Weekender streaming event, Antimatter Games and Tripwire Interactive revealed the first gameplay for Rising Storm 2: Vietnam. Titled Boots on the Ground, it shows the new, cleaner animations and the super-shaky ironsi...

During PC Gamer's Weekender event, Tripwire Interactive president John Gibson revealed some of the developer's upcoming plans for Killing Floor 2. The biggest addition is a humans versus Zeds PVP mode, where you can play as the various spec...

The Sharpshooter perk/class in the first Killing Floor was a fan favorite for many reasons. The two most important are that it made taking down big Zeds like Fleshpounds and Scrakes easier, and that the Lever Action Rifle was so damn f...

"There's nothing to play right now" is an all-too-common sentiment when the novelty of holiday releases begins to wane. Personally, 2016 has already brought a wealth of Good Stuff that I'll be playing well in to the end of this year, and th...

Killing Floor has a fairly hardcore following: these folks build wikis to know every single damage value in the game, and pore over enemy animations so they can know the best way to take them down. The Hell On Earth difficulty is where they...

Earlier today, Tripwire Interactive hosted its first livestream on Twitch. After a rough start due to tech issues (changing audio levels, extremely dark camera feed), the team announced upcoming plans and answered player questions. A bug pa...