Tripwire Interactive is bundling Killing Floor 2 and Killing Floor: Incursion for PlayStation VR into a single bundle for PS4. Killing Floor: Double Feature, as it’s called, will retail for $39.99 and is available on May 21st in both physical and digital storefronts. Check out the announcement trailer below.

Killing Floor 2 is a solid, horde mode-style first person shooter, which has seen a number of content updates since launch. Players can choose from different classes, equip various weapons, and cooperate with up to five more players in Survival Mode. There’s also a mode for 12 players called Versus Survival in case you want some competition.

As for Killing Floor: Incursion, it’s a virtual reality spin-off that sees players exploring a simulation of the first Horzine Corporation outbreak. Using guns and melee weapons, players must take down incoming Zeds while trying to find out why they’ve been dumped into a simulation. Killing Floor: Double Feature will include all the seasonal content that’s released for Killing Floor 2 thus far, along with Mrs. Foster as a playable character.

Killing Floor: Incursion, Tripwire Interactive’s VR most recent take on killing Zeds, is finally available for PlayStation VR. Unlike Killing Floor 2, the game is specifically built to be played on VR devices. It launched initially for PC via Steam in November 2017, supporting both Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.

Along with including a campaign that can be played solo or co-op, Killing Floor: Incursion also includes Holdout. This is more akin to the trademark Killing Floor gameplay as players must battle against waves and waves of enemies. For PlayStation VR owners, there’s an added bonus – The Crucible, a level that embodies the spirit of Tron.

To pick up Killing Floor: Incursion, head on over to the PlayStation Store. Those interested in the PC version can head to Steam. Keep in mind that it currently has an overall user rating of “Mixed” with players complaining about the slow movement, clunky melee combat and issues with stamina management.

NVIDIA has released Game Ready Driver 385.28, which, as is the wont of Game Ready drivers, includes optimizations for several PC games, including Agents of Mayhem, which launches tomorrow in North America (and later in the week in Europe).

Of course, it’s not the only game that gets optimization profiles, either- Killing Floor: Incursion (a VR take on the popular multiplayer shooter), Crossout, and F1 2017 (though NVIDIA marks this as ‘Not Recommended’ in its notes, so make of that what you will) are all games that have received optimized drivers with this update as well.

And of course, some NVIDIA software modules have received updates as a part of this update as well. You can download the latest Game Ready driver here, or you can try downloading it directly from the GeForce Experience client. It is recommended that you do so before you proceed to play any of these games, however.

You can find full patch notes for this update below:

3D Vision Profiles
• Agents of Mayhem – Fair
• F1 2017 – Not Recommended
Software Module Versions
• NView – 148.47
• HD Audio Driver – 1.3.34.27
• NVIDIA PhysX System Software – 9.17.0524
• GeForce Experience – 3.8.0.89
• CUDA – 8.0

Tripwire Interactive’s Killing Floor 2 has received a new content pack with Bulls-Eye. What’s more, it’s available right now for players and a free play weekend is also coming up. If you’ve ever wanted to experience the gore and violence that defined Killing Floor 2, now is your chance.

But that’s not all. Killing Floor Incursion was also showcased and it’s essentially a virtual reality version of the game for Oculus Touch. The game itself appears to be more survival horror based but several signature monsters make an appearance. Will it support co-op, which is the hallmark of the franchise? We’ll find out in the coming months but you can check out the trailer below.

What are your thoughts on the new content pack for Killing Floor 2 and Killing Floor Incursion? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and as always, stay tuned for more updates as the PC Gaming Show rolls on.