Killing Floor 2 Gore Goes Next-Gen With NVIDIA GameWorks’ PhysX Flex

[Kvasir 1,482]

 

 

 

NVIDIA just announced the inclusion of PhysX Flex in Killing Floor 2! New additions to the already spectacular gore include intestines, PhysX blood and more.

 

Late last year we gave you a sneak peek at the technology Tripwire Interactive is developing for Killing Floor 2, their co-op action-survival game that’s now available on Steam Early Access. At the conclusion of that story we teased the future integration of NVIDIA PhysX Flex, next-generation PhysX technology that enables more spectacular and realistic physics-led effects.

Today, we’re giving you an exclusive first look at that technology, in action in Killing Floor 2.

 

 

Check out the link for video and details.

[Takka 13,376]

Dammit. =|

 

Well, there goes all my frames, because I can't pass this up, and must force PhysX on AMD again.

[Kvasir 1,482]

Dammit. =|

 

Well, there goes all my frames, because I can't pass this up, and must force PhysX on AMD again.

 

Times like this make me glad I have an nvidia card now. 8)

 

Although, I wish nvidia would share.

Edited June 17, 2015 by Kvasir

[Pfhunkie 3,544]

=]

[swamp 1,017]

I wish they hadn't gone with PhysX, but I admire that they're actually doing something nice with it.

[ForkSpoonz 2,647]

time to explode my computer with physX

[Pfhunkie 3,544]

I wish they hadn't gone with PhysX, but I admire that they're actually doing something nice with it.

What's the alternative? PhysX is something people just add to a game; not something they choose between two options with. The particles in the game, without PhysX, are already freaking fantastic.

[Takka 13,376]

AMD uses Havok, but they don't have enough money to push developers to use it like nVidia has. =\

[Kvasir 1,482]

Nvidia might not be playing nice with others but I respect their right to keep their work proprietary. They also are some of the only people that I've seen that have this level of physics consumer ready (other than maybe havok).

Interestingly, KF2 will be the first game to include Flex at release.

[miks 19]

Tripwire sure is obsessed with blood and gore.

 

Not to say that is a bad thing of course.