While navigating wasn’t too difficult, I did find it cumbersome at times when all I wanted to do was go somewhere on my map, and trying to find the correct way was both time consuming and life threatening to Nick. Streets are full of zombies and wrecked cars, along with other typical things people would see in a zombie apocalypse. On top of that, I no longer had to take them back to a safe house in order for them to survive. This allowed me to do what I wanted and still have enough time to try to save survivors that were trapped or needed help. In DR3, the time mechanic is still here, but it’s not as pressing. Too many times in the first three games I found myself having to sacrifice doing something due to running out of time. The great thing about DR3 is the fact that time, while still important, was not there to hold me back. It is all a more refined leveling up system that Dead Rising fans will know almost immediately. On top of that, he’s apparently a big fan of professional wrestling, because he can also utilize multiple moves that would make Stone Cold proud.įinding new blueprints spread throughout the city will offer up new combinations for Nick to try out, and killing enemies will have Nick gain PP that can allow him to level up and become stronger in attacks, learn new moves, carry more items and run faster and longer. Nick Ramos is a mechanic who can think up some wild and crazy combinations for everyday items to become zombie killing tools of destruction. Much like the other Dead Rising games, DR3 is an open world sandbox game full of undead zombies and tons of weapons at the player’s disposal. Now, I can see just how well it stacks up against the previous games in the series.
I’m one of the cult fans of the series ever since playing Frank West’s adventure back in 2006.
I wasn’t able to check out Dead Rising 3 when it first released due to not owning an Xbox One, but now that it has finally come to the PC, I was actually very excited. Not the best version of it, but hey, Dead Rising 3!
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