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I'm a longtime fan of Killing Floor and while KF3 is definitely not where I want it to be in terms of content, I think Tripwire is on the right track to making something very enjoyable.

My main complaints, however, deal with the core design of the game. I don't like the reliance on "hero" characters (altering the traditional perk system to be character-specific). One of the best things about Killing Floor, imo, was the customizable characters with their own unique designs and voice lines. There's still some of this in this game, but it's locked behind a Helldivers-esque pass system (earn in-game credits, spend them on cosmetics supplemented by a season pass style system for better looking cosmetics). I also don't care for the lack of weapons for each character. I get that they're doing the Call of Duty style gun customization thing now, but I feel like a lot of the last two games had so much personality in the weird and fun guns that could alter your play style completely.

I also HATE the hub world. It's completely pointless and adds nothing to the experience. The only thing it does is make it more time consuming to get into a match, now that you have to go from the mission panel and then to the VTOL. KF2 was nearly perfect when it came to this. No idea why this changed.

The graphics on KF3 are something to behold, with RTX turned on, DLSS on quality, and frame gen on auto, I'm way over 100 fps at all times at 1440p using a RTX 5070 and Ryzen 7 9800X3D. You can turn the game up to native res and have pretty decent performance even on ultra settings with RT, just don't expect triple digits. Frame gen effectively smooths out whatever micro stutters occur from time to time in game on native res/DLAA. I don't notice much impact lag with frame gen on auto - this game uses Nvidia Reflex which effectively closes the gap on perceived input lag, at least on lower frame gen settings. Would not recommend 4x frame gen because it feels noticeably laggy compared to the other options.

In summary, I think the core game is mostly good with some noticeable hiccups that I'd like to see addressed. Namely, more maps and weapons for all classes.

Still playing through it, but from what I've played so far, it's unbelievably well made with a great attention to detail. The first person perspective is engrossing and the shifts to third person give you a greater sense of scale and tighter feeling of control while you scale buildings and swing over traps.

The way the maps are designed allows for a lot of different approaches to problems and the emphasis on exploration and stealth creates a remarkably focused but expansive style of gameplay that reminds me of a cross between Hitman and Tomb Raider. Highly recommended.

It's just a mid Overwatch clone that doesn't separate itself from any of the other hero shooters. that being said, it's starting to grow on me.

It's great so far! I think the early game is going to be frustrating for some melee classes (monk especially is pretty flimsy in the beginning) but I am really excited to see where this goes. Feels like a genuine improvement over the original, at least from the little I've experienced of both. Feels more like a cross between Dark Souls and ARPG than the first one did, big emphasis on rolling and boss mechanics. It's tough, but very fun.

Runs really badly on my RTX 3070 even with medium/low settings. I think there may be a memory leak somewhere because the game will be running OK for a time, then I'll enter a new location and it'll drop down to single digits.

It's a beautiful game, though, and the atmosphere is fantastic. I hope that the issues are fixed. I think it's understandable considering a lot of the devs live in Ukraine and I don't expect them to fix things immediately. It might be worth considering getting the game in a few months.

Awesome little indie experience with fun little puzzles. Great atmosphere and lovable characters. Curious about replaying it and seeing if there are different endings, because there are some different choices you can make along the way.

Overall, I think this is a great game for $20 and well worth the money for any fans of retro-inspired survival horror.

I was hesitant about this game since I didn't really enjoy the other Bloober Team game I played, Observer, but wow, this has been very enjoyable so far.

Also, if you're hesitant to buy this game because of the performance issues, don't worry too much about it. Outside of some traversal stutter (which is brief), I haven't come across any noticeable issues yet. Definitely worth using DLSS or FSR though, because you'll want to turn on hardware raytracing for this. UE5's Lumen looks crazy good and really adds a lot of depth to Silent HIll.

UPDATE: Yeah okay there's a lot of traversal stutter. The game is still pretty good overall, just wish it was smoother.

It's a little overly long (I think my game ran about 17-ish hours and some change) but ultimately I think this is a good remake and worth the money spent.

Really fun platform for D&D RP. Haven't played much of the Bioware-created modules, but I have played Ravenloft: Prisoners of the Mist and I've really loved it. Lots of people talk about players being unfriendly towards noobs, but I haven't really experienced that - the 4 or so hours I've played recently I've met several cool people who were very welcoming. Maybe that'll change, but so far it's not too bad and people are friendly. Just don't expect to play with the guys walking around in hoods mumbling to themselves.

It's a really great game marred by constant bugs and crashes to desktop. One of the most enjoyable and frustrating games I've ever played.

Even with community patches installed, I found the DLC to be especially prone to crashing seemingly at random, and that's also with the 4GB patch installed. YMMV.

If you're able to get past the technical issues, bugs, and crashes, it's one of the most enjoyable roleplaying experiences from the 2010s. Feels a lot more robust than Fallout 3 and more focused on RPG mechanics than something like Skyrim.

it's like BG3 but the writing and voice acting is worse

pro tip: go into settings and change voice audio to 0%