Sentiment is strongly positive: players especially value relaxing long-haul driving, scenic European routes, and customization and multiplayer. The main recurring drawbacks are erratic traffic AI and occasional technical issues. The slow delivery loop and the cost and uneven quality of map expansions are not appealing to every player.

Players are strongly drawn to the immersive bodycam perspective, striking visuals and sound, and distinctive gunplay, which make firefights feel tense and unlike those in conventional shooters. However, many feel the experience is held back by limited content, unreliable matchmaking and party play, technical problems, and disruptive spawns or teamkilling. Overall, reviewers see a promising early-access shooter whose realism can be thrilling but whose current variety, reliability, and accessibility vary considerably.

Sentiment is overwhelmingly enthusiastic, especially about strategic deckbuilding and replayable runs, co-op with friends, and the sequel's new characters and refinements. The most common reservations concern punishing balance and run-ending randomness, alongside unfinished Early Access content and uneven co-op difficulty. Players who enjoy challenging roguelike deckbuilders—and particularly fans of the first game—are most likely to recommend it.

Reviews are sharply divided. Fans of both settings often enjoy the Warhammer-themed survivors gameplay, pixel art and tabletop references, and low price. However, many players report slow, grind-heavy progression, bullet-sponge enemies and bosses, and awkward directional weapons and terrain issues. The familiar Vampire Survivors formula, challenging difficulty, and follower system are exciting to some and frustrating to others; many see potential if balance and polish improve.