Don't expect anything grand from the tale. This isn't really a game that lives and dies on the plot, and what's here is fine. Hey may be a mechanic, but that isn't as interesting as being a war photographer or stuntman. Nick fits the role of protagonist - but only because he doesn't have any distinctive characteristics. The plot's twists can be seen by anyone who's paying attention. With no time to lose, you must try to make it out before everything blows up.Ĭompared to the previous games, the story is more predictable. You escape with your band of survivors to a garage, where you discover that the city is being bombed in six days to prevent stop the outbreak from spreading further. As the mechanic Nick, you've been trying to find a way out of the city for three days. An outbreak occurs in the city of Los Perdidos. Not all of the citizens are chipped, leading to them being called out as "illegals" who depend on Zombrex shots instead of the chip's automatic doses. The government has mandated that all citizens get GPS Zombrex chips installed to prevent another undead disaster from occurring. Ten years have passed since the last zombie incident in Fortune City. What PC players get instead is a solid zombie-killing experience that's walled off by a myriad of technical issues. Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition should have been an opportunity to expand the reach of the game and give it lots of technical improvements given the near-limitless potential of the PC platform. One of the surprises of this past summer was that this once-exclusive game went to the PC under Capcom's publishing arm. The main game was strong, but the DLC that followed was boring, and it wasn't until the final piece of DLC that the game sprang back to life. The return of silly zombie killing was amplified by the power to put even more of the undead on-screen at once, and the open world made it feel refreshing. When you look at the launch of the Xbox One in 2013, Dead Rising 3 was one of the exclusives that some believed made a case for getting the system.
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