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Dead Rising 3 PC Review

Alright this is my first serious review I am gonna write, any others or any past ones I have wrote were either jokes or poorly done. This time I have taken the time to actually write a half decent one, so bear with me please. Also if you do not feel like reading that much then feel free to jump to the summary below.

The story in this Dead Rising takes place 72 hours after the Los Pardidos outbreak. You play as Nick, a mechanic who is joined by several other survivors. Your goal is to not only survive, but also learn the truth of what really happened and what really caused this outbreak. The story is actually really nice, and worth paying attention to, especially if you have played any of the previous installments. The story loves to reference the previous games, it also references the two side games which were Xbox 360 Exclusives, although if you have not played any of the games then they will drop hints on what happened, so you do not have to worry too much. How the story is presented is pretty good as well, not the greatest but it works and it is good enough. Nothing really stood out in terms of voice acting or pacing.

While fighting in Los Pardidos, you have a variety of weapons to choose from, from a traffic cone to even a battle axe! Although what seems to be the main focus of the game is not only the combo weapons, but the combo vehicles. The combo weapons are actually REALLY fun to use and have way more variety than Dead Rising 2, and the combo vehicles are also a huge plus, giving you 10 in total. There are some combo weapons that are not that great but you can't be perfect, especially if there are over ONE HUNDRED! Also the fact that you can make the combo weapons on the fly, and the fact that now there is attribute points actually improves the game quite a bit, no longer do you randomly get skills by leveling up or need to find a maintenance room anymore, but now you can play the game however you wish without any restraints. Control wise the game is very nice, it is highly recommended that you play with a controller though. The controls for keyboard and mouse could be better however, but fully playable, I had no problems with them at all and it was my preferred method of playing the game. You also have Xbox 360 Gamepad support, so keep that in mind if you don't like the keyboard and mouse controls. If you are used to Dead Rising 2's PC controls, you better start forgetting them because the control scheme is very different in this game!

Content wise this game is DEFINITELY worth the money. After fully completing the game, getting all the collectables, and beating all four episodes of Untold Stories of Los Pardidos, I have logged around 60 hours into the game. The base game alone took me 20 hours with side missions and getting most of the collectables. If you were to play the game and breeze through it, like I have during nightmare mode, it will take you around 6-7 hours, more if you go after the side quests, which are highly recommended for leveling up. In the PC version of the game you also get all four episodes of Untold Stories of Los Pardidos, which has you take on the perspective of four other people before, during, and after the main story. You also get Nightmare mode, which makes the game harder and gives you less time during the main story. When playing through the Untold Stories, I highly recommend you play it after the main story, and you play them all in nightmare mode however, because your character stats do carry over no matter what mode you play in. There is plenty of game play here for you, even if you pay the $49.99 price tag, you will definitely get your monies worth.

During this review I have been very positive, and for a good reason, it is a great game! Then... there is optimization. From what a lot of people say, this game is a terrible port from the console, and sadly most of that is true. The Dead Rising series has always had terrible ports on the PC, including 2. Dead Rising 2 wasn't capped at 30FPS but the options menu was a joke and it wasn't very well optimized. Dead Rising 3 however does have a great options menu. You have plenty of options to choose from, from shadows, to texture quality, to even anti-aliasing, unlike the second game where you can only change the zombie quality and shadow quality. The game IS capped at 30FPS, although Capcom did say that you can easily disable that via a .ini file, although they said it was highly discouraged and they said to do it at your own risk. I myself have not done this. I can run the game at the High Settings preset using a GTX 750ti and a AMD FX 4130 at around 25-30FPS, although sometimes it dips to 22 in some cases. If you do not care about the cap, then optimization shouldn't bother you if you have a good enough rig to handle it. When you are reading the system requirements for the game, keep in mind Capcom had this game optimized for 30FPS, and not 60. Overall if you do not mind the game being at 30fps and having some dips depending on your settings, you are good to go.

This is a great game! I highly recommend it to anybody who loves zombie games, and anybody who loves Dead Rising especially. The story is great and will be sure to entertain you, especially at the end. The gameplay is solid and there are plenty of options when it comes to controls. Content wise the game is amazing, you will have plenty of hours in the game to either play the main story, do side quests, or just kill zombies! Optimization could be better, having it be capped at 30FPS, but if you can work around that you are good as long as you got the rig to support the game. Overall, it is worth the purchase, even if you pay full price!

If you can pick it up during a sale, it is 100% recommended by me.

Thanks for listening, if you have any questions, feel free to put down a comment.

+ Beep est trop mignon
+ Le gameplay est varié
+ Bonne physique
+ Open world de la taille d'une galaxie

- Pas de mode 2 joueurs
- Où est Beep 2 car SPOIL: à la fin de Beep, arrivé sur la lune une phase de scénario se lance puis un "To be continued" apparaît

J'avais déjà fait une évaluation très négative de Counter Strike Global Offensive il y a quelques mois, mais je me suis rendu compte que je critiquais la communauté du jeu et non LE JEU en lui-même.
Donc, CS:GO est un jeu de tir à la 1ère personne qui se joue en multijoueur, il contient beaucoup de modes de jeu, une centaine voir un millier de serveurs qui eux-mêmes contiennent des modes de jeu ! Bref, CS:GO est vraiment un jeu très varié ! Les graphismes ne sont peut-être pas " incroyable " mais comme vous le savez sans doute ce n'est pas du tout ce qui constitue un bon CS ! Le jeu est très addictif de par son mode " Compétitif " qui inclut un système de grades allant de " Silver 1 " au fameux et désiré " Global Elite ". Il y également un autre système de grades mais qui, lui, fonctionne sur tous les modes de jeu, contrairement au 1er système de grade dont je vous ai parlé qui fonctionne exclusivement sous le mode compétitif.
Vous pouvez vous amuser en solo ou en groupe cs est toujours aussi addictif !
Je vous recommande fortement :3

Bravo !
Alors oui il y a des episodes répétitifs, comme la prise des camps et le combats un peu trop simplifié.
Mais je tiens à dire bravo sur le scénario qui se réfère au premier MAD MAX, celui où il perd sa femme et son fils avec une recherche de lui même et de son but.
Vraiment bravo, j'ai adoré, vraiment dans l'esprit de mad max, avec les méchants du dernier opus. Bon j'aurais préféré un humungus comme méchant mais on peut pas tout avoir :)
Manque juste la diversité du second opus, notamment le barbu rose avec sa bagnole rose. Juste un détail mais oh combien kitch :)