Tripwire's Killing Floor 2 is certainly taking it up a notch in the visuals department, especially when it comes to separating body parts from other body parts. The game, which has been in Early Access since last year, now has a release date -- November 18. What is doesn't have is a rating from the Classification Board.

I've been playing a few Early Access games on Steam that I'm excited about. I thought I'd report in on them.

Yes, nipple rings. A rather large group of Killing Floor 2 fans thinks that nipple rings are very important. Specifically, they think that one of the game's characters should have them, and they have spent nearly a year campaigning to get them added.

This is certainly one way to break in a game's modding tools.

No-nonsense bans for players who are repeatedly racist, sexist, or bullies? Sounds like a pretty fair deal, but a number of Killing Floor 2 fans see the game's strict policy as a step too far. Some are refusing to play the game altogether.

Wanna see grotesque genetic horrors get sliced into fun-sized bits, perfect for a light sack lunch or a sludgy gore soup that will never leave the ground? Then you've come to the right place. Watch me play Killing Floor 2 (and some other games) right now.

We recently had a long conversation with Killing Floor 2 developer Tripwire regarding its quest for gory perfection. Seeing a game like this and living in Australia, you can't help but think "well, the Classification Board isn't going to like that". Turns out the studio has similar concerns.