The beginning of the end for the franchise sadly. I still quite enjoyed what I played. However this game lacks any of the charm the first two games had, and Los Perdidos is simply not as fun to navigate around as the Willamette Mall or Fortune City. The game is drained of colors, the characters are ok, but I think Nick is a worthy successor to Frank and Chuck at least. The push for combat vehicles was weird and i barely used it. Really enjoyed the new Combo Weapons, there were some really creative designs here.

I hate this game. This game has stripped away everything that is great about the first two and it sucks so much ass.

The escorting missions no longer exist. Survivors just kinda hang around until they die for some reason. The time limit exists, but they give you so much time that you'd have to be actively trying to lose in order to ever see a Game Over from it. I don't see Dead Rising in this game at all, it just has zombies in it.

You would think that an expansion of the sandbox would open up possibilities for greatness, but it instead holds the game back. Every single inch of the map is littered with mid-tier weapons, you don't even have to explore to find anything in this game and I hate that. The cars are strategically placed to be in areas where the car you're already driving would explode, so that way you can just get into a new car immediately. Most of the playtime is driving back and forth down the same 3 highway ramps. Why?? It's like playing baby mode.

Exploration is shafted by the random roadblocks laid about everywhere. The combo weapons are egregious and you can simply duplicate the shit out of them using the safehouse lockers. The bosses are wildly unimaginative. I enjoy the callbacks to the rest of the series, but the plot points are so ridiculously stupid. Nick is the worst protagonist of the series. The missions require you to run across the city back and forth constantly while you get your dick mobbed by zombies left and right. Wow!! Isn't the Xbox One so cool!!!

It's an infuriating experience in single player, made even more infuriating in co-op. The game barely functions at all with a friend, constantly crashing and breaking the survivor AI.

It's a massive slogfest made entirely by people who complained about how difficult the other games were, so thanks for that guys. The identity of Dead Rising to me at this point is gone and I still haven't played 4, so don't mention it. Didn't play the DLC, don't care to.

My experience with “Dead Rising 3” was a hard one to pin down. Even as I write this I’m not sure how to feel about it. I ran the full gamut of emotions during my play thru. I missed this game at the initial Xbox One launch and if I had played it then I might have a different opinion of it now. Today though, it just feels dated. It does some meaningful tweaks to the formula laid down by previous games. I also never really found the story and characters that interesting and while it does put most of its good qualities on the back-end I had sort of checked out by then. There was also one element to this game that always looked off-putting and that was the visuals. From an artistic standpoint this game is ugly and drab to look at. There’s so many technical hiccups and frame rate drops also. When it first released, the breadth of zombies on screen and an open world with no loading times was a technical marvel. Now it doesn’t impress at all. The Dead Rising goofiness is still here and when those moments happened I laughed, but I had too many push and pull moments in this game to have truly enjoyed myself.

Ir por ahí con un vehículo tuneado, enfrentándose a una horda de zombies, ha sido el equivalente a cuando estás reventando las burbujas del papel de burbujas: GRATIFICANTE. Los combates son bastante originales, cada uno de ellos inspirado en los siete pecados capitales. En cuanto a la historia, bueno, es bastante continuista, con algún giro aquí y allá, pero no es algo significativo. Otro aspecto que me gustaría destacar es el tema de las misiones. Aquí no te sentirás tan abrumado, preocupado de que no tendrás tiempo para rescatar a los supervivientes. Lo que menos me ha gustado del videojuego, quizás, ha sido el mapa. Prácticamente me sentía perdido en los perdidos.

It could have been a decent follow up to second game, but the fact that almost everything in the game is timed and constantly rushes you to do the main story missions makes third game one of the most mediocre games in the series and among similar games.

Adding an open map and side quests to explore and making them playable in a limited amount of time is probably one of the worst game developer ideas ever. I don't want to see this nonsense in any game ever again.

Games are made to be played and every gamer has a different play style. If you don't want us to play the game way we want, then don't make games.