Steam Workshop support arrives for Killing Floor 2

The developer of co-op shooter Killing Floor 2, Tripwire Interactive, has today updated their game and it now includes Steam Workshop integration. This means that creative players will be able to make their own mods for the game, content that in turn other players will be able to download.

"We now have our dream modding functionality for Killing Floor 2, a functionality which very few games have," Tripwire president John Gibson said.

"Game servers can now subscribe to user generated content that community modders and mappers have made and submitted to Steam Workshop, and the servers will auto update when the modders update their content.

"Players that connect to these servers will automatically download the latest versions of those mods and maps from Steam Workshop when they connect to the game server running the user generated content. It's a complete circle that makes it so much easier for modders to get their content in the hands of players, and for players to enjoy all the amazing user generated content for the game."

The update has already gone live, and the Steam Workshop page already has content for you to try. We've looked at Killing Floor a couple of times since it was launched on Early Access. In our most recent preview we also talked to Tripwire about their ongoing efforts in crafting this grizzly shooter, and you can read our thoughts and theirs by hitting this link.