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Players anticipating the co-op horror shooter Killing Floor 3 are a little concerned about the state of the game ahead of its launch on July 24, as a recent play test a little over a week before launch required players sign a five-year non-disclosure agreement in order to participate.
The stress test occurred on Sunday during two, two-hour sessions, during which players could request access through Steam. However, the fine-print of an NDA required in order to play raised some eyebrows. As revealed in a post on Reddit, in addition to agreeing to not take screenshots or record gameplay of developer Tripwire Interactive’s upcoming shooter, players had to agree to not discuss the test for five years.
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While NDAs are not unusual when playing early builds of games, the fact that the test required one when the full game is slated to launch close to a week later caught many players by surprise. It’s possible the five years-distinction was legal verbiage copied and pasted from previous, older playtests, but it still doesn’t inspire confidence.
Killing Floor 3 was originally supposed to arrive earlier this year on March 25, but was delayed just a few
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