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Revision as of 23:04, 6 May 2017
Killing Floor 2 | |
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A set of Killing Floor 2 Puzzles - also known as "From a Friend". | |
Type | [[List_of_Investigations#Official|Official]] |
Creator | Tripwire Interactive |
Discovered | 2017-04-21 |
Main Page > List of Investigations > Killing Floor 2
The Killing Floor 2 ARG/puzzle chain, also known as From a Friend, began on April 21, 2017. As of yet, it is unclear what these puzzles are leading towards.
Contents
Initial Announcement
On April 21, 2017, a Steam announcement was made by Tripwire Interactive:
L krsh wklv phvvdjh pdnhv lw rxw! Kruclqh lv xs wr qr jrrg dqg wkh zruog qhhgv wr nqrz! Zlwk dqb oxfn brx'oo ghflskhu wklv dqg ilqg wkh foxhv L'oo eh ohdylqj. Brx duh wkh rqob krsh zh kdyh wr vwrs wklv ehiruh lw lv wrr odwh!
lxusglxoktj/znkyzgxz.vtm
Using ROT23 for the first part, and ROT20 for the filename at the end, this ciphertext was decoded to:
I hope this message makes it out! Horzine is up to no good and the world needs to know! With any luck you'll decipher this and find the clues I'll be leaving. You are the only hope we have to stop this before it is too late!
fromafriend/thestart.png
thestart.png
The decoded ciphertext led us to http://media.tripwirecdn.com/fromafriend/thestart.png, which hosts the following image:
Atlassian
On May 4, 2017, a Double XP and Drop Weekend! was announced by Tripwire Interactive which also included a Cipher:
ah?mIoehseuktene osn e tg t okartih!yrCdhoo ge ne elcp
The Cipher was later revealed using an unspecified script:
Is there anyone out there looking? Check the mod pages!
Puzzle.png
Clues were then discovered on Tripwire's Atlassian page, which lead detectives to this image. Modifying color levels of the image reveals the puzzle piece down below. This piece will appear differently depending on how it was extracted.
Security Footage
On May 5, 2017, a "Statement From Horzine" was distributed:
I have been asked to pass along the following statement from Horzine:
"We at Horzine would like to disabuse the rumors that things may have gotten worse with the ZED outbreaks or that "unethical" experiements are continuing. Horzine is dedicated to the fight against, and containment of, the threat that the ZEDs pose to us all.
As a proof of good will we are releasing some security footage from a undisclosed Horzine facility."
https://media.tripwirecdn.com/032317/cam_02.mp4
cam_04.webm
During the last half of the cam_02 footage, "cam_04.webm not found" is slightly visible. Putting "cam_04.webm" into the .../fromafriend/ directory provides a new webm.
At roughly 2.5 seconds, a new puzzle piece is revealed.
This page is a work in progress - it will be updated as new findings emerge.