Killing Floor 3

Developers decided to keep players with Cloud Gaming out, so this game doesnt work anymore. This is a big "♥♥♥♥ you" to their playerbase, again.

Devs are r3tarted and lazy, but its still fun

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不听劝买了坨屎，草你妈的每次打开游戏都得编辑你妈的着色器呢，每次几十分钟连动都不动，草你妈

Damn, I was looking forward to this. Waist of time and money. just play 2 or 1. they are way better than this pile of trash.

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[h1]Killing Floor 3: Modern Struggles, Classic Formula[/h1] [hr][/hr] [h3]Foreword: The State of Modern Gaming[/h3] When we look back upon the early - mid 2020s, I feel a lot of games will be graded on a curve and Killing Floor 3 will be among them. Payday 3, Saint's Row (2022), and many other games of their ilk all suffer from the same fate. Developers of classic mid-tier game series are being forced to either raise the stakes and profitability of their games by latching onto modern trends or they're being forced into untenable deals that put their studio's existence on the line by the reception of a highly anticipated sequel. Killing Floor 3 has the build of a survivor but the blight of an era in gaming that is particularly unkind. While sad, it's unremarkable for the Killing Floor series. [h3]Review: The State of Killing Floor 3[/h3] After a year of updates and additions, Killing Floor 3 is finally a game worth paying attention to. Like many of its cohorts, this is a game built on a solid foundation established by its predecessors and it continues to uphold the core premise well. Weapons feel powerful, punchy, and explode your enemies in showers of gore and gunfire. Your enemies feel weighty and oppressive, in number or in ferocity. The weapon customization is a vast improvement over the simplistic weapon skin system of Killing Floor 2 but there is a certain stiffness to Killing Floor 3 that is a symptom of its place in history. Killing Floor 3's worst aspects come from the engine it was built on, the live-service monetization, and the clunkiness of the UI. Performance is troubled. When it's at its best, it hums along like a kitten. When it's at its worst, it stutters and hitches and struggles under its own weight. The UI does not help with these technical struggles. Rather than seamlessly switching between solo and multiplayer, like shifting gears in a car, it feels more tedious and elaborate than need be, like trying to retrieve something from a bookbag with far too many compartments to check. Being unable to change perks and specialists with the ease of KF2 is also a knock against the game, a forgivable but frustrating knock. Lastly, the modern monetization simply makes the game feel ridiculously greedy and drawn out despite being relatively generous. The issue lies in being a fully monetized game with a sticker price yet asking for yet more premium price tags for Call of Duty-esque bundles. If you can stomach a modern game, you will find the familiar taste of horde shooter excellence. But if you find yourself drawn to more feature-complete experiences or experiences with clearly bigger budgets, no one will fault you.

One of the few games i actually refunded. They would have probably done better if they straight up copied KF2 and labeled it as KF3 and thats not hyperbolic that's what i actually think. Launch was a disaster, Characters were tied to specific classes, performance sucked hard shaft and the weapon selection and horde feel just went down the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ but hey they let you customize your weapons so that fixes that issue right!? Since launch only two of these issues have been fixed: Characters are no longer tied to specific classes and performance improved marginally. The updates feel like Tripwire has just given up on KF3, there's almost no significant content updates, even after all this time they still haven't fixed one of the biggest complaints which is the complete and utter lack of weapon variety as well as keeping incredibly unpopular mechanics as if telling the player "we know whats best" like parents, everything about KF3 feels like Tripwire just kicked you in the teeth and took your wallet especially if you compare it to KF2 and even KF1, everything about KF3 is a downgrade compared to the previous games. KF3 feels borderline insulting in how terrible it is compared to the previous games, like they just didn't give a ♥♥♥♥ about the game and just threw it out there as a quick cash grab because they know the community would jump at the idea of a new and improved KF. I wanted to like KF3, i really did but I can't help but look at KF2 and see how many things are just outright worse in this one like they completely forgot what made Killing Floor great. 2/10 has potential to get better if Tripwire can get their ♥♥♥♥ together and start pumping out meaningful content updates for once

when it actually works and you compile all 5 million shaders, its a fun game.