It's 2091. Megacorporation Horzine has produced the ultimate army: an obedient horde of bioengineered monstrosities called "Zeds." Now, only the rebel group Nightfall stands between these infernal creations and the future of humanity.
Platforms
PC PS5 Series X|SGenres
ShooterThemes
Action Horror Survival
Languages: English and 11 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
CriticLenz
By Hamed MohammdPorKilling Floor 3 is exactly what you're looking for if you want a multiplayer game to battle hordes of zombies and bizarre creatures.
Play Watch Read
By Shanne WaldaKilling Floor 3 still has rapid action and bloody chaos, but at the same time feels a lot of outbreak. Classes and weapons are limited, the hub is removing pace and newcomers have to figure out the Zeds themselves. The Gore is there, the humor is not and that makes it less playful than the previous parts.
DarkZero
By Dominic SheardKilling Floor 3 marks a familiar return to the franchise's wave-based cooperative FPS roots, delivering the chaotic, blood-soaked action fans expect in a new sci-fi setting.
Analog Stick Gaming
By Jeff M YoungKilling Floor 3 can be a great time under the right circumstances, but it lacks the content to really make it part of the conversation. Progression does have its moments, but eventually does start to feel like a grind as you slowly work down their skill tree and tinker around with the battlepass, which does feature some paid elements. Still, while Killing Floor 2 is the better game at the moment, Killing Floor 3 does still entertain for what it's trying to do.
TechStomper
By Stuart CullenKilling Floor 3 lacks content and polish, as well as losing some key features from previous entries - however, combat is fun and those bosses offer a worthy spectacle.
