Killing Floor 3 Reviews
Killing Floor 3 is bloody, gorgeous, and so much fun to play. The gunplay feels impactful and tight, with fewer limitations for the weapons you want to use. The classic Killing Floor gameplay still holds up even today, and the updated visuals and dismemberment system make each shot count. While it can be a grind, I ultimately love the new weapon mod system and how I can create my own loadouts of each gun to be what I want. The character cosmetics and hub are a little disappointing, but they don't harm the overall experience. It's also surprisingly playable on the Steam Deck, which I found interesting. I didn't expect it to be playable, but disable Lumen and we have a very solid-performing experience. It's not going to hit 60 FPS, but it will be able to stick above 40 when playing solo and 30 when playing with friends. Killing Floor 3 is everything I wanted it to be, and I can't wait to see what content will be coming next.
Killing Floor 3 is an impressively fun time that may very well be the best zombie game since Left 4 Dead 2. With great gunplay, unique classes, and the impressive M.E.A.T. 2 system, this is a game you can count on being a great time. However, the lack of randomization and story elements prevents it from reaching the heights it could in the genre. Still, Killing Floor 3 is an easy recommendation, as the core experience is just that good.
Killing Floor 3 successfully modernizes its core while remaining true to its roots. It builds upon solid gameplay, aiming for greater variety, but is hindered by limited content and a repetitive structure.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Killing Floor 3 took a step forward but several steps back. While it succeeded in delivering an enjoyable co-op experience, it’s limited strictly to playing with friends. At the same time, it failed to evolve meaningfully—monsters feel less terrifying, the atmosphere is less gory, and the overall content is too limited to satisfy long-time fans of the series.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Despite some entertaining and brutal core gameplay, Killing Floor 3 is a thematically inconsistent and visually underwhelming shooter with generic design, repetitive missions, performance issues, and an intrusive in-game shop - an unfinished product, and one that Tripwire Interactive may need several more years to truly bring up to standard. The core is here, it just needs a lot of work.
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