Killzone 3 vs Lost Planet 3

Visari is gone, but the war is far from over as Helghast forces mount a devastating counter-attack, prompting the ISA evacuation of planet Helghan. Outmanned, outgunned, and surrounded, you reassume the role of Sev from Alpha Squad to fight a vindictive enemy in a desperate attempt to escape alive. Building upon its predecessor, the game introduces smoother gameplay, destructive environments, new traversal tools like the jet-pack exoskeleton, and support for 3D TVs alongside an upgraded multiplayer experience and split-screen co-op.

Lost Planet 3 returns to the extreme and unpredictable conditions of the series, revealing new truths about the foreboding planet E.D.N. III. Players step into the boots of Jim Peyton, a rig pilot who leaves Earth for a hazardous contract with Neo-Venus Construction (NEVEC) to survey the terrain and secure vital Thermal Energy reserves. Blending intense third-person shooter combat with first-person rig piloting gameplay, the title delivers a compelling single-player campaign alongside diverse multiplayer modes. Brave treacherous environments, battle indigenous Akrid, and survive the ever-changing climate while fighting for an early ticket home to family.

• Visually stunning graphics and detailed environments
• Exciting new jet-pack mechanics
• Improved and smoother gameplay balance
• Robust multiplayer and split-screen options

• Compelling narrative exploring the planet's colonial past
• Immersive first-person rig piloting mechanics
• Atmospheric and dynamic frozen environment
• Diverse selection of multiplayer modes

• Single-player campaign features some linear rails-driven sections
• Story relies heavily on familiar sci-fi tropes
• Limited to PlayStation 3 platform

• Linear level design limits exploration
• Pacing can feel slow during narrative transitions
• Technical performance struggles at launch