Sci-fi RTS series KKND launches multiplayer features in 1.0 as Ziggurat discounts retro games up to 80%
Nearly 30 years after the initial release, retro real-time strategy series Krush Kill 'N Destroy finally has modern multiplayer features, added by publisher Ziggurat Interactive in collaboration with talented series modder Andre 'IceReaper' Mohren.
Now available as a 1.0 update, both Krush Kill 'N Destroy Xtreme (1997) and Krush Kill 'N Destroy 2: Krossfire (1998) will let you blast mutants, survive against the odds on an irradiated, post-nuclear planet, and get bragging rights over your friends in online multiplayer.
Watch the KKND multiplayer update 1.0 launch trailer here:
The updates, which also add newly supported display resolutions, windowed mode, improved mod support, and greater localisation, compliment an already robust single-player campaign. Battle tooth, claw and tentacle in a fight for precious oil across dozens of hand-crafted missions, controlling more than 50 air, land, and amphibious units who will brave the harsh environments on your behalf.
In celebration of the KKND updates, Ziggurat Interactive has discounted both games (60% off) as well as its wider retro catalogue on Steam from August 14 until August 28.
Get more retro bang for your buck with these discounts. Here's a selection of some of the discounted titles:
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King's Table - The Legend of Ragnarok (80% off) - Best your opponent in an ancient, Chess-like board game, in a strategic, tactical battle against CPU-controlled Norse legends or a friend in multiplayer.
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M.U.D.S.: Mean Ugly Dirty Sport (65% off) - Need more excuses to put mutants in the dirt? This top-down action sports game is a grisly take on the gridiron, featuring RPG mechanics and questionable refereeing.
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MicroProse™ Soccer (60% off) - Keep yourself entertained post-World Cup with this classic, pixel-art take on the beautiful game.
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The Train: Escape to Normandy (70% off) - Play as a member of the French Resistance, rescuing an armored train full of smuggled artifacts from the Third Reich, aiming to take it back to Allied territory. Defend the train from attacks and manage resources in this shooter that not even Deutsche Bahn delays could hold back.
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Deadly Dozen Reloaded (65%) - This full remake of squad-based third-person shooter packs a punch, as well as upgraded maps, graphics, and missions.
The KKND series updates are now available on PC via Steam, and the physical Display Edition is available via the official Reboxy store. The GOG release and physical Classic Edition release dates will follow later this year.
More info about Ziggurat Interactive, its current lineup, and upcoming announcements is available on Bluesky, Facebook, X (Twitter), Twitch, Instagram, and the company's official website.
