Newsroom News Breaking Comics Tags RSS
News guides 20 May 2024, 04:41

author: Olga Fiszer

Killing Floor 2 (2024) - Creating Private Match is Not Working, Problem Explained

Want to learn the official way to host a private game in Killing Floor 2 in 2024? Check out our guide, where we explain what to do when you encounter server issues.

Source: Killing Floor 2; developer: Tripwire Interactive
i

Killing Floor 2 is on sale across all platforms in celebration of the Killing Floor franchise's 15th anniversary. The game's last update in January 2024 brought a ton of Quality of Life improvements, making it a great time to jump in (or jump back in)! After almost 8 years, creating private matches can still be tricky. Here's a quick guide to enjoy Killing Floor 2 with your friends.

How to Create a Private Match in Killing Floor 2 in 2024

Killing Floor 2 doesn't have a built-in function to create private servers in the traditional sense. However, you can achieve a similar experience with friends through the game's matchmaking system:

  1. Select “Online” in the game’s main menu and click on “Create Match”. In the Permission Tab, choose the Private option.
  2. Invite friends before you click on “Play Online now”. Hit the “Create Party” in the top right corner to invite them beforehand, so they can jump right into the action without needing a password.
  3. This will search for existing servers with open slots you can take over to host. Finding a suitable server with "Create Match" might take time. There are currently a lot of newcomers due to game’s big sale, so the servers may be a bit overloaded.
  4. If the search fails, you’ll need to start over.

In order to host a 100% private custom server, you need to make a dedicated. You can find all the information on how to do that in Killing Floor 2 wiki page.

Olga Fiszer

Olga Fiszer

Joined the guides on GRYOnline.pl in 2019. Nonetheless, you can also come across her posts about LEGO, which is something she has passionately collected for many years. A former corporate employee who decided to move to the UK, where she devoted herself to collecting pop culture relics. Her favorite game genres include primarily RPGs and jRPGs, classic RTSs, as well as unique indie games. When, despite a sizable collection of games, she concludes there's nothing to play, she launches Harvest Moon, Stardew Valley, one of the KOTORs, or Baldur’s Gate 2 (Shadows of Amn, not Throne of Bhaal) for the hundredth time. After hours, she enjoys painting figurines or admiring her collectibles and retro consoles.

more