Killing Floor III

Our analysis

A genuinely fun co-op horde shooter that exceeded low expectations. The gunplay is excellent and meaty, dismembering enemies satisfyingly, with deep per-character progression, craftable weapon mods, and stable netcode. It's a generic, no-frills shooter at heart, the class weapon variety is thin, and the cash shop on a paid game is unacceptable, but it nails what matters and is a blast with a full group.

Our analysis

Polished sequel that feels smartly streamlined yet somewhat hollow. Co-op shooting is great and classes are distinct, but only 8 maps, 6 classes, and a backwards weapon progression make it feel more like a solid early access build than a full release.

Our analysis

A mixed experience that disappoints compared to Killing Floor 2. While offering cooperative fun with up to six players and improved graphics, it suffers from worse shooting mechanics, limited content, technical issues, and poor UI design.