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Killing Floor 3
Developer Tripwire Interactive
Killing Floor 3 is a 2025 first-person shooter game developed and published by Tripwire Interactive. A successor to Killing Floor 2 (2016), the game was released for PlayStation 5, Windows and Xbox Series X/S on July 24, 2025. It received mixed reviews from critics. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
372 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon) · newest Oct 7, 2026 · last updated Oct 7, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
40
Mixed
115 positive · 173 negative
95% range 34–46%
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| Steam reviews | 115 | 173 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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Steam's own rating
Mixed
10,519 of 23,881 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
Summary pending — the reactions are listed below.
Reactions
60 of 372 · most liked firstWell, boys. It's bad. I gave it a long time to see if they'd fix it...Nah, they ♥♥♥♥♥♥ 'er. A lot of homies on here say that Killing Floor 2 is a masterpiece, glorious, and a true advancement from the original! And that Killing Floor 3 is a major surprise. It really wasn't if you guys remember KF2's release. KF2 got so much ♥♥♥♥ for shipping with barely any content. KF2 had loot boxes which was the mark of the devil that battlepasses are today, back then. The difference: KF2 actually gritted…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →> Launch game. > Compiling shaders. > Finish compiling shaders after 1 hour, "Press any key to continue." > Compiling more shaders. > Goes into graphics setting. Change settings. > Compiling another shaders. > Join Multiplayer > Compiling shaders again. > Exit the game nice free weekend guys
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you are a fan of KF1 or KF2, don't buy this game, you will be very disappointed. I waited years for this game, just to be let down by this company trying to copy other games and combine them all into this game where it has become nothing that the old games even came close to being . Stick to the older games, don't buy this even when its on sale, save your dosh.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Killing Floor 3 I wish to forget this game ever came out. This is a killing floor game in name only, every other aspect of the game feels like an early access mobile game. To who ever the Lead Designer is that approved this mess, you should be ashemed of yourself. To fellow Killing floor fans, stick to Original Killing floor and Killing Floor 2.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Well, after two beta tests, four battle-pass seasons, patches, and more than a year after release, I have to admit that the game is ... mostly playable. Now you can have some fun here if you meet a few simple conditions. Firstly, be sure to have a decent PC with higher performance than devs "Recommend". Otherwise, be ready to choose between "Feels fine" and "Looks fine." You can only pick one. Secondly, you shouldn't expect to get the same experience as you had in KF1 and KF2. The game still…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Tripwire struck gold with Killing Floor 1. They created a gritty co-op wave survival horror shooter that at its core was just COD Zombies but presented in a way that was so much more appealing, both in design and gameplay. While KF1 was cool, it felt dated and at times clunky and badly needed a facelift, a call which Killing Floor 2 answered. Better graphics, more fleshed out characters and lore, awesome gunplay and animations, perk progression, character customization, and SO much content…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →How do you have 10+ years of experience and this is all you come up with? I also do no give a ♥♥♥♥ if Killing Floor 2 started off weak and with less content too. ♥♥♥♥ off with that. At 10+ years you should know not to release with such little content.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →the audacity of this game saying its a full release and not early access or a 'work in progress' is simply laughable.. if your thinking about spending your hard earned coin on this dog water, save it... There is a very small amount about this game that i like.. i love how the zeds literally will rock your ♥♥♥♥ and the new additions of traps, but that's really about it.. its 2025 and this slop still doesn't have text chat,, its been out for ALMOST 5 months at this review... If you want to play…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Adding text chat and calling it a 'MaJoR uPdAtE' was the final nail in the coffin. Glad they're bringing back foundational online multiplayer features, but a little too late. Doesn't seem like mod support is planned anywhere in the cards either so game will die like it deserves to.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Please, for the love of God, take some notes from Killing Floor 2. Everything about this game feels like a cheap knockoff of your previous games. The HUD, gunplay, weapons, enemies, gore, literally all of the above, have been greatly downgraded to look like a solo developer title. This is an utter disrespect to the OG fans of the Killing Floor series. I expected a lot more from Tripwire Interactive when the trailer captured the essence of what made Killing Floor so horrific and terrifying to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a cash grab and testing ground for the possibility of a battle royale movement system at behest of their out of touch investors wanting infinite growth wearing the skin of the franchise. KF2 had developer videos detailing the process and the game felt alive. As is likely the case of such downfalls, most of the original developers and the like have long departed or been forced out, this was Killing Floor only in name.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →First and foremost, let me say that Killing Floor is one of my favorite franchises. I started all the way back with KF1, and when KF2 launched, I instantly bought it and have never really stopped playing it. I might not have the most hours in the game, but played it on and off throughout the years. I was quite hyped for KF3, and initially on launch I had a 50/50 feeling. I liked some parts, disliked other parts. Nonetheless, I still had fun for the first 10–20 hours, partly because it felt…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have more then 3000 hours on KF2 and KF1. I can say that KF3 is absolutely not what it should be and out of the idea of both games. Numbers of players and satisfaction clearly speak for themselves.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just don't. Go ahead and buy KF2 when it's on sale for like 2$. I typed out this comment below on an update page. I think it'll effectively reach more of the people that need to see it here in the reviews, along with the negative statistic it deserves. I've given the developers time to work out bugs and optimization, and I've given this game a chance, but it is beyond redemption. After nearly a year since it's 1.0 release, it is clear that there is no passion to create an enjoyable and fun to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Killing Floor OG here. WHEN are we getting seasonal event zeds, WHEN are we getting workshop support, WHEN are we getting new guns, WHEN are we getting endless mode, WHEN is this game going to be worth its price?
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is still far from being good. Hopefully in the following years it will get all the love as the devs push more updates (hopefully more regularly too). It's more like an investment rather than something you should play non stop with a lot of content. Because it doesn't have that. Will change my review to positive if the team proves they are capable to make a good game from a bad start.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Imagine having a bunch of users excited and waiting for the new version of a franchise thy love and then deliver this, a totally different game from the previous 2. This is not a KF game, This is a whole new game with the KF name attached to it. Why?: - Guns are complicated and heavily limited - Perks are tied to avatars? (wtf??) - To join a game, you have to walk your virtual @$$ to a computer INSIDE the game to join matchmaking - No manual server selection - Paying 40 dollars for a game and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Modern slop game. Boring, too many microtransactions, not optimized well. You will be disappointed if you expect gameplay from KF2.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hey Tripwire, you should tell Embracer to eat ♥♥♥♥ and stop killing games and their developers. Let's count! Tripwire, Volition, Free Radical, and I'm probably missing quite a few. Yeah I just checked, they are responsible for over 4000 layoffs (probably a lot more) and 40 studio closures. Good luck Tripwire, you're next on the cutting board for people who simply don't care.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Back in October I said: This game hasn't reached its full potential yet, but the Rearmament Update has definitely taken it several steps in the right direction. Fast forward to Season 3 and it just keeps getting better, despite the really tough launch. Balance changes to zed health and spawn rates have shaken things up, making matches way more hectic and fun. The new weapons, Trenchgun and Tekko Kagi (aka Claws), are fun as hell to play with. Adding 10-wave Long mode has been a blast. With…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →1,000~ Hours in KF2, and KF3 is a Massive Step Backward I want to support the devs for trying something new, I really do. But the execution just feels incredibly poor. It feels like they took elements from Deep Rock Galactic, Overwatch, and Left 4 Dead, slapped them together, and completely lost the identity of what made Killing Floor great. The UI and matchmaking are an absolute downgrade. In KF2, everything was on one simple main menu. You could browse servers and get into a game with a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →shaders 30 mins 30 getting kicked because the game didn't install the anti cheat 20 mins of waiting to join my freins game for it to run like ass change 1 setting shaders for 10 min get in game crash refunded
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had a LOT of hype coming into Killing Floor 3. I've been playing Killing floor since 2009, I remember waking up at or before 6am to shower before school, jump on the game and play a West London Solo Medic run with XBOW and lever action (Before the weapon nerf, the addition of medic guns, and prestige, and even then it PUMPED). All the additions of funny characters, maps, and classes felt like a genuine vibe to the game, it all fit and felt like it was a game made by gamers, for gamers. When…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If this release was labelled as early access I feel the reception would've been much more forgiving. Basically - why would I play this instead of KF2, when right now this game has only a fraction of the maps and guns? I also don't care for the new mechanics, for me the changes mostly range from "who cares" to "that's annoying, put it back"
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →its actually heart crushing, i'm a long time fan of the killing floor series and when killing floor 3 came out i have never been more disappointed. Not only did they seem to somehow go backwards in game innovation but they also seem to make the gameplay far more restrictive and boring. Overall lack luster on drop and the customizability and play flexiblity that this game is well known for completely gone. If you told me that grabbed a zombie shooter with class roles from 1996 and just gave it…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →dude take what was good in kf2, give me the sequel or the continuation in a logic perspective. Do not change the game, just improve it. that is what community decided and you owe my money for the incomplete game that i am struggling to digest from the bottom of my heart this game just feels unfinished in so many ways. give us back the kf2 voices, give us the weapons back, give us to the community the power to create maps and improve the game, give us the inf syringe and the old bosses and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't usually leave reviews, let alone negative ones, but this game has pissed me off so much to the point where i feel i need to. Pretty much everything about this game compared to killing floor 2 is worse, as others have stated. Most notably the gore and the ragdoll which was in my opinion what made killing floor 2 so replayable is just not there in this game. performance is worse across the board. constant game freezes mid match and major fps drops. I have a 40 series Graphics card and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Play Killing Floor 2 until this game gets another 4+ years older with good content - THEN get this game. Implying it survives... Good news is that it is getting updates. With this speed, maybe instead of 4 years, just 2. Edit as of 9/13 - This most recent update... with this pace... maybe 6 years instead of 4...
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I would wait until it is cheap or until significant improvements are made before purchasing KF3. KF2 is still far more enjoyable, functional & affordable. Pros: -I really like the ninja class and there's a more noticeable difference between playing the classes -Playing with the different specials are fun -I like the slide and ziplines different tactics / styles of evasion and combat and can appreciate the effort put into the changes like the ammo/heal bags, traps etc. -new killing floor…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is gonna be an awkward and long review, but I hope it sheds some light on the current vibe of the game for Tripwire: TL;DR: Pros: It's a graphical improvement to the KF line and they've adapted more features and fighting inputs. Cons: It's not finished yet, but the way it plays makes me feel like tripwire won't just leave it here (so that's good actually). OVERVIEW: Loved KF1 and KF2. Played KF2 for obnoxious years. Was hesitant of KF3 for the early reviews. On it's own RIGHT NOW…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After 190h in this game I can clearly say it's a failure. There is no new content, no balance fixing, even no fix of buds like not working ninja's ability for some reason that makes the class useless. There is no tactic in this game, you just shoot everything that moves till it's dead. In KF2 we had various ways to kill scrakes and fp, each mob had a unique moveset and tactic against it. Performance is horrible, every 5 seconds stuttering, maps are looking horrible for these requirements.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Returned to try the game after months of taking a break. Game stutters and won't compile shaders after 45 minutes. Uninstalling once again.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to start by saying that I loved Killing Floor 2, but this game feels like a step down in comparison. Yes, the graphics are better. Yes, you can now add attachments to your guns, which is a great addition. And yes, enemy behavior has changed due to the new setting. However, despite these improvements, the overall gameplay feels rather bland. There are only a handful of maps available, most of which feel much smaller and less detailed than those in Killing Floor 2. There are also roughly…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I tried it during beta and it was garbage This free weekend is an opportunity to try it again and it feels much better. It's still far from being as good as KF 1 or 2, it's definitely something else but it's not as bad as people claim it to be. Biggest problems IMO are the lack of guns, restricted syringe uses and can't heal teammates anymore. No welding gun, the whole online service design, performances are wanky and these shaders can be pain in the ass to load. I like the new zeds designs…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Painfully slow update speed and low content output, it deserves negative reviews by all means, yet I’m still giving it a positive one because I don’t want to see this game die. Still waiting for the day this finally becomes a real Killing Floor 3.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Killing Floor 3: A Technical Mess Holding Back a Fun Shooter Killing Floor 3 has the foundations of a genuinely enjoyable co-op shooter. The gunplay is fun, there is a decent variety of enemies and classes, and playing alongside friends can be a great time. Unfortunately, those positives are buried beneath a mountain of technical problems that make simply playing the game an unnecessarily frustrating experience. The Highlights ✅ Fun gunplay The shooting itself feels satisfying and impactful,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →KF3 kinda lost its way. KF1 and 2 were silly at times, and didn't take itself too seriously. Because of that, some of the flaws of the game were more forgiving. KF3 is rather stern and rigid, and I don't feel invested in the characters. The level up mechanisms is a clear improvement over kf1/2, and you can mod the weapons like deadspace. The DLC content is very boring and player content is player specific, unlike kf2 where say anyone could wear the sunglasses. In that manner, it feels like…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Way much improvement since horrible launch and with Operation Deep freeze, it finally feels like a solid Killing floor game. still not good as KF2 or 1 but its on finally good path and worth awhile. UPDATE: the newer update is showing promise and just pumped another 40+ hr. also the game gained more player base after the free weekend to show people the improvements
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →DO NOT BUY THIS TRASH! YOU LITERALLY MAKE GAMES WORSE IF YOU BUY THIS SH*IT! This is a soulless,greedy,dogsh*t abomination. Not even AI slop,it is worse! I can run Cyberpunk/Alan Wake 2/Stalker 2 etc with better graphics&FPS This is NOT a joke,the optimization in this game is NON-EXISTENT I have more than 3k hours in KF/KF2,prob more since I had more accs Usually,I play HoE+ servers I maxed out all my perks,also done 5x prestige (on 2 accs+all perks),all achievements in 2 games So I know a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Considering Killing Floor 3's core premise, the game is a success: fighting waves of monstrous enemies using powerful weapons and gadgets is always fun, especially with a well-coordinated squad. The problem is that, despite offering good variety at first, things become repetitive and uninspiring over time. It's a good suggestion for FPS fans or players who enjoy more hardcore cooperative games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Rearmament update is both what this game needed and what it should have been to begin with on release. No specialist ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, hundreds of bugs and performance improvements, more guns which are also more akin to a realistic modern weapon design instead of the pseudo sci-fi stuff we got and just... a polished experience. It's not perfect, but as a KF1 and 2 fan, KF3 feels like it can now kickstart itself into a proper third installment; Tripwire really did a good job with the updates and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The initial release was ok- definitely not ready for prime time. Have almost 500 hrs on KF3 (2300+ hrs on KF2) and the devs have turned this game around and made it worthy of the Killing Floor brand - every update has been a great improvement and expect more of the same - keep up the good work Tripwire.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →You ever wanted a drip fed abusive relationship? Killing floor has been an amazing and fun franchise but it's latest release shows there has been a massive shift of priority to profit over quality. It is still baffling to me that a multiplayer game in this day, especially a sequel to well love franchise can make a MAJOR UPDATE around adding text chat. I wont pretend I'm smart enough to know whatever internal struggles have been at play to cause this game to have so many setbacks to basic game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Don't. The game is bad. The devs are lazy. And they scammed pre-order refunds by setting open beta time as gametime!
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Absolutely not a KF game in any way, shape, or form. Missing the light hearted goofy-ness that make KF games unique. Maps feel generic, and not fun to explore; They tell no stories, and have no interest. This game feels like any other generic grim / dark / apocalyptic / soul-less zombie shooter that has been done (much better might I add) many times over. Also, no ingame chat or communication? whats with that??
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disappointing game Incomplete game after 8 month of release, no in-game chat, no math lobbies, nearly dead game with few specific regular players. Can't change perks and class mid game, daily mission is a gacha roll, especially with the specific boss kill which is pure RNG-based. maximal creep count on the map at one specific time is too little.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Wish I could get a refund game wasn't ready for release, bugs, performance issues, and nothing like the other games previously.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don’t know what’s more broken right now — the game or my patience. Killing Floor 3 is currently suffering from that issue, you know, the one that makes the game borderline unplayable unless you enjoy staring at loading screens, broken systems, or features that clearly weren’t finished before someone yelled “ship it.” This doesn’t feel like a sequel; it feels like a tech demo that escaped containment. Core mechanics stumble over themselves, basic functionality behaves like it’s held together…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I just want to start of by saying I've been a fan of killing floor since it hit steam, so I've seen the highs and lows of the first two games from the start. I know Killing floor 3 had a really rough launch and a few rocky months, but as of writing it is leaps and bounds above where it was. That being said I'll start with cons and work from there. Starting off, the game has some performance issues. I have a 4070TI and a pretty good processor, but once I'm in a full lobby with 6 players the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hi, so going to start with the hard truth: Like a lot of contraversial games these days, the game felt like it did have a lack of content and a lot of issues on release. However, It's clear that the Developers are trying to address this. One of the main problems they will be faced with now, is that due to the issues on release, and people review bombing the game they will most likely struggle to get the game to a good place unfortunately, as believe it or not player opinions and actions have a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Runs like a turd on sandpaper. Zed's look completely different. Game just isn't fun like KF used to be. Pretty much just a pile of trash. Did I mention it runs soooooo bad?
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What a bummer man, I can't even get it to launch. I tried the usual driver updates, file verification, deleted the .dll file some folks have mentioned, and the intel tuning program but my system does not allow adjusting clock settings. I guess I'll try this again some months or years down the line if I remember.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is hopeless, this game will never get better, you should never give this game a chance. tl;dr －KF1 and KF2 is better game, this game is made to please the shareholder, not you the player. －KF3 now has 10% player count of KF2 (300 vs 3000) －it took them very long time to release a update that makes the game worse －Gameplay has no depth, unpolished, bug appears all the time, a lot of meaningless design. －I got all the Hell on Earth achievement on solo before lv20, skill issue is an…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Faster paced with a more dynamic movement system but still definitely a Killing Floor game. The beta was poorly received and the launch delayed considerably but a year in and I think It's in a good place. Lot's of QOL improvements and ongoing performance tweaks and the last update is really fleshing out the game and was well received by the community. Unreal engine 5 still causes performance issues for a large amount of users. So if you're not the type who is willing to tinker with settings,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I might get flamed for this, but honestly, the game has gotten way better and more playable for me since release. At first, I had a ton of bugs and crashes while playing, but in the past 20 hours of playtime, my game hasn’t crashed at all. If they keep improving performance and add Gunslinger and Demo perks, as well as an endless game mode, I’ll be happy. It’s sad that they rushed out an unfinished game, but let’s keep our hopes up!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The second worst FPS I've ever played. It's an achievement in counterdesign. I almost can't believe they didn't make it like this on purpose. Edit: It's bad enough the game is as awful as it is, it's also literally unplayable. Terrible performance and constant crashing. I cannot level gunslinger since clicking on my new skill instantly crashes the game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game launched in a very rough state, with over 30k on launch and then losing more than 90% of those players within just a few months, averaging about 200-300 players on steam on a normal basis if we put aside the updates, limited free trials and 50% off offers. A year later, the game has now improved(no more specialists locked to specific perks, better optimization compared to what it was a year ago, new content such as maps, weapons and more). These improvements is a big step in the right…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Okay. I missed the launch of this game, which appears to have been a blessing-- that said, I feel the need to post this review to help counter the crybaby Killing Floor player base who are actively killing the best iteration of this game. When a company drops the ball on launch, which happens so often these days, yes it's frustrating. It's not, however, an excuse to perma-bomb it because you're salty. ESPECIALLY when the devs receive the feedback and make reasonable changes. Enter me.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is not as bad as they say But not good enough to play it either
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →KF3 definitely has potential but there are some things really holding it down. For starters optimization for this game is quite literally non existent. To be fair that's on me for not checking the required specs before buying. The game feels rushed and still unfinished and some of the new gameplay features kind of remind me of Helldivers. Mainly the starting hub, the mission selection screen and the scavenging the maps for resources for upgrades. Most maps are bleak and lack personality. The…
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