Does everything that ZBrush does. Except,

-It's 10x simpler (usability as well as navigation)
-It's only ~70€
-AUTOPO Retopology algorythm is superior to ZBrush's ZRemesher, hands down
-Voxels for sculpting, no confusing 'in-between-polymeshes'
-Hard-surface sculpting for solid objects
-Automatic UV-mapping (comes with tools to do it manually if one wishes to)
-Textures can be applied directly on top of the (sculpted or retopoed) model, instead of hassling with UV-maps in Photoshop
-Textures, normals, bump-maps and specular-maps can be literally painted on top of the retopo-model, along with any other details, without the need to edit/convert texture files in Photoshop
-Exports all the mentioned map-files automatically with the model (.obj, .fbx. etc.)
-Compatible with Blender by default
-Constantly updated
-Standard non-professional version comes with additional license for selling self-made items in Team Fortress 2 and DOTA2
-Includes presets for TF2 characters for item creation

Only downside that comes to mind is, that even though this works on all platforms , they all require a separate license. Win-to-Mac or Win-to-Linux dual-licenses costs less if you own a license however.

If you want one package to cover the whole modelling process, and do it all well, then 3DCoat is second to none. A linux version and a very affordable price seals the deal. Highly recommended.

Neutral.

In the field of design & 3D software I like small studios over the big companies. They are important because they are the driving force and the only competition to the +-10 global players. I also like the "attitude" of Pilgway studio in general, but not in all areas. That's why my rating is neutral, otherwise it would be negative.

Why don't I like 3D coat:
1.) Inconsitency: You can find that in most parts of 3D Coat as well as the accompanying stuff. There's a lag of a common thread starting at the license models (Steam / their website / both mixed up with conditions that likely won't stand a lawsuit in any country) continuing in documentation, general presentation, logo, icon, texts and in the software itself. It looks and feels like a car someone build in his own garage. That person was dedicated and did a highly sophisticated work, but it is still a huge difference to a car comming from a companies assembly line. If you earn enough with this software my wish would be you get a guy that fixes all of the above. Make a consistent look, make consistent licence models that fit for "real life" (e.g. beginner / intermediate / pro), pricing, website and so on.

2.) User interface: It's horrible. It's worse than Blender 2.49 and I worked with that back in the good old days. The interface needs a complete overhaul in my opinion. Slider value inputs e.g. aren't sliders, they are text you have to click & drag. Stuff pops out, moves, appears, dissapears. And this clumsy interface is packed with so many options I've never seen before in any software in my whole life.
It looks like more and more features where brought into it over the years, but no one knew where to put em. There are different right click menus everywhere. The options are the opposite of self explanatory as the whole ui is the opposite of being intuitive. I'm sure most senior user will hate me for this, but I'd say throw out at least half of those options and make the rest user friendly. There are even more problems with the user interface, the viewport navigation is, sorry to repeat myself, horrible. Standard functionally, e.g. like scaling a texture isn't there or hidden under some obscure menu or symbol somewhere. Settings like for the mouse buttons are found not in one place but in numerous. I can configure what my middle mouse button should do in at least three different places. Outcome unknown. Inconsistency.
In the preference I find "Set default keys" next to "To default keys", which wouldn't be as confusing if could set actual key shortcuts somewhere in this dialog, but I can't.

3.) Documentation: Maybe it's just my laziness but I couldn't find proper documentation. All users are just happy about "the tons of youtube videos" but that isnt a good replacement. Most of those videos are like "speed sculpting here" and "normal painting there". I didn't find anything starting from the beginning, guiding you through all the posibilities, at least explaining the bare concepts and different aspects of 3D Coat.

I really like you guys (the creators) for what you are doing and for being the opposite of the "evil major companies", even if you don't like me now. There's an awesome piece of software hidden under the mess above it. I hope you'll digg it out someday.

Relatively powerful tool. The voxel painting it offers by far surpasses other programs of its type. It's a great tool and it's pretty fun to learn.

If you're an amatuer, who knows nothing about 3D modeling, then this is the program for you.

It's pretty intuitive after watching a few tutorial videos from their Youtube channel; and playing around with it your self. At first it may feel like learning a new language, but eventually you'll be able to create things straight from your dreams. Just think of it like playing with clay, but virtually.

3D coat is must have app for 3D modeling guys. now I can't UV unwrapping and retopologizing without this awesome tool. I saved a large amount of time on my workflow because of 3D coat.

High quality software, as fun to use as it is powerful.

Well worth the $79.99 purchase. The program works magnificently and brings voxels to a much more of a fun level and less complicated(at least for me). Still learning more about this software, but the Youtube tutorials always make the difference in helping you understand how these types of programs work by learning it from someone else's experience.

It even has an easy port option for Hat Simulator tw- I mean Team Fortress 2! Team Fortress 2 port ^________^

I would urge purchasing this earlier and at a sale ^_^

The more I use it, the more I love it. Tons of tutorials on Youtube.

its awesome

Great Painting tool!

Love this 3D coat program software. and you can make items in Team Fortress 2 some hat misc and more

This is the best game EVER on Steam!

I make Boobs and camel toes all day long at work!

Best office game since solitare/10.

I gave it to my co-worker, and she models ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with it. I told her she can 3D print her creation, this made her very pleased.

<3

A quite simple program to build random basic shapes and carve them.
It can also get stupidly complicated if you don't know these things.

It's quite ok. Nothing especially bad and nothing especially bad. It's just a random program that allows you to make virtual clay sculptures.

I have used 3D Coat for quite a few small projects; I primarily use the UV Mapping and 3D Painting features and in these areas this software excels beyond anything else I have used that is similar. It is incredibly easy to use and very user friendly; I would recommend it without a second thought.

Good program, but crashes like crazy. Every time I try to generate a UV map for my model, it crashes without explanation. Because of this, I can't make use of the program.

In the end, I decided to work on a completely new object. Much less complicated. Now, I'm running out of memory as well as getting the crash when I try to use the AUTOPO feature to create a UV. My machine has 8gb memory... so I have no idea how it's running out.

I'll recommend it when the frequent and sadly predictable crashes are fixed.