It opted for the latter choice, acknowledging that it will be "more controversial" but saying that it will better for the game in the long run: Offering all new weapons in future content updates, along with five unique weapon skins for each, in $10 DLC packs. Tripwire said that it could go one of two ways: Either cut way back on the content included with each update, or find new sources of revenue that will enable it to continue operating at the current level. "Ultimately, that status quo of our current strategy cannot sustain the current level of support that you have all grown accustomed to without a major shakeup." While the updates have all been free in terms of features, weapons, zeds, maps, etc, the cost of development has certainly been anything but," Tripwire explained in a Steam post.
With where we are with the project, we know there’s a hungry desire for everything featured in Killing Floor 2. "As we have looked at the life cycle of the game, we strived to look at new ways that will enable the game to live on and grow well into the future.
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