The L4D series feels like there's no direction for the players. No story, no character progression. Just mindless jump in, jump out co-op play. I enjoyed L4D 1&2 but only to a certain extent. The game has that valve polish and the co-op play can be a blast, especially in versus. It just got stale quickly and needs more variety imo.
KF on the other hand, is a great fun co-op game. The level system with perks and the weapons are all fun to play with. The guns feel effective, the sound effects are good, the maps are decent. I feel more threatened by the enemies (Scrate, Flesh Pound, Patriarch) But it also has cons. It lacks polish, there's bugs and the game can randomly crash and shut down the whole window without warning. The VO can become tiresome and annoying at times.
Both are great games, I recommend both to anyone. But I'd say Killing Floor is more fun and worth the money.
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How can you say it has no direction? L4D as a series is more controlled and directed than most MP games for a few reasons:1. Each level has a beginning and an end. In Versus you start at the bottom of a map and then work to the other end. Most other MP games just dump you on a a map with no story or continuity at all.
2. There's continuity between each chapter. They're linked together like a narrative.
And the variety comes from the changes in level design and the type of tasks you're presented with. Filling up the car, defending the concert, bridge run etc.
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