Every Stat in Killing Floor 3 and How Completing or Solving Them Works

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Multiplayer shooters are a fun way to play with friends, giving players the chance to team up and fight off enemies for hours. The genre is usually easy to get started with, but it also offers plenty of complexity for those who want to master its mechanics. Killing Floor 3 is no different, with a wide range of character customization options, weapon choices, and skill upgrades to explore.

One system that isn’t explained very well is the weapon stats. Some are straightforward, but others can be confusing at first glance and may need further explanation. Here’s everything you need to know about gun stats while battling the Zed hordes.

What Does Each Gun Stat Mean?

There are six statistics that describe how firearms perform, covering everything from how powerful individual bullets are to how fast you can reload. These stats are:

Stat Name	What It Does
Accuracy	Controls how tightly your bullets spread. The higher the accuracy, the more your shots hit exactly where you’re aiming.
Fire Rate	Determines how fast the gun fires.
Handling	Affects how quick it is to perform actions like aiming down sights and switching weapons.
Penetration Power	Shows how well bullets pass through multiple enemies or objects, potentially hitting more than one target.
Recoil	Indicates how much the gun kicks back when fired. The lower the recoil, the steadier your shots stay on target.
Reload Speed	Tells you how quickly you can reload after running out of bullets.

What Does Each Melee Stat Mean?

The Ninja class uses swords and throwables, which require different stats to be effective. These melee stats include:

Stat Name	What It Does
Attack Speed	Dictates how quickly you can swing your weapon.
Block Power	Shows how much damage you can block when defending.
Block Stamina	Determines how many attacks you can block before your stamina runs out.
Projectile Speed	Indicates how fast projectile weapons fire or travel.

Additionally, weapons can be customized by adding mods, which can improve or sometimes weaken their stats. This allows players to shape their gear to match their preferred playstyle.