- November 21, 2013
- Capcom Vancouver
- 50h median play time
Dead Rising 3
Sure, we’ve seen it all before but not only this scale before thanks to the slick graphics and highly addictive gameplay.
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About
Dead Rising 3 is a single-player Horror Adventure game with a stunning story and wonderful gameplay. Players explore the zombie-infested city of Los Perdidos, using anything as a weapon to survive until escape, in this heart-pounding experience with intense action and high customization in a massive open world. The game is known for its humor and creative, over-the-top ways to defeat hordes of zombies.




- Dead Rising 3 offers a vast open world filled with hundreds of zombies, allowing for chaotic and satisfying gameplay.
- The game features an extensive weapon and vehicle combination system, providing players with creative ways to dispatch zombies.
- The removal of the strict time limit from previous entries allows for more exploration and a more relaxed gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from occasional technical issues, including frame rate drops and texture pop-in during intense action scenes.
- Some players found the story and character development lacking, feeling that it didn't live up to the potential of the series.
- The recipe management system for crafting weapons is poorly designed, making it difficult to find and utilize items effectively.
story
146 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally considered engaging and fun, featuring a mix of main missions and side quests that add depth, though it suffers from linearity and clichéd elements. While some players appreciate the urgency and twists, others find the narrative lacking in depth and exploration, often overshadowed by the gameplay focused on zombie slaying. Overall, it provides a decent backdrop for the action, but it may not leave a lasting impression for those seeking a more profound storyline.
“Though there are some silly Hollywood bad-guy moments and some contrived plot twists, the story is engaging and carries the game along, keeping up a sense of urgency and impending doom through most of the game.”
“The story works and fits into the previous stories, and I think would even make Romero smile.”
“The story is fun, with a few little twists that keep it interesting.”
“The story is pretty bad for starters.”
“The story is full of clichéd characters and your typical hero trying to escape the city.”
“The lack of exploration in the story is a bit disappointing and leaves me wanting more.”
Dead Rising 3 Review
The third outing of Capcom's other, more ridiculous zombie franchise ably walks the line between approachability and the series' trademark off-the-wall quirk.
80%Dead Rising 3 Review
While Capcom did give plenty of warning that this game would only run at 30 fps, the poorness of the port wil put many PC gamers off. If you can put up with that though the game is enjoyable and satisfying, with some very clever simplifications.
65%Dead Rising 3 review: paradise city
Dead Rising 3 is a promising, ultimately clumsy next-gen debut
75%