In Killing Floor: Incursion, they appear as the Boss of the Paris stage.

In Killing Floor 2, they have a chance to have their spawn replaced by an E.D.A.R. However, shots to its cannon deal 50% less damage. It does not take a noticeable amount of extra damage to the head (but will still lose the ability to attack if decapitated), but takes 50% more damage to it's backpack. It can also set the ground on fire.ĭamaging its backpack can cause it to explode, killing the Husk and damaging nearby zeds (but not players). It will only attempt this when it is low on health and near a player.Īdditionally, on higher Difficulties it can also use its cannon to spray a jet of flame back and forth in front of it, dealing massive damage. In Killing Floor 2 the Husk has gained a self-detonating attack where it blows itself up causing area effect damage.

In most games it is the only regular enemy with a long-range attack. The Husk also has a slightly weaker melee attack. It fires a flammable ranged attack that pierces armor and deals continuous damage to those hit by it. The Husk is a Specimen in the Killing Floor games that is equipped with a powerful flame cannon.