Blood And Concrete

Some, however, may not be into the stressful encounters of head-to-head fighting, which is where Dead Rising 3 came along. Its human or AI multiplayer options are appealing even to the recluse game player, but Dead Rising 3's enemy-thrashing co-op multiplayer couldn't be beat, though. The only thing that even came close to it was Capcom's other co-op blast, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate that came out in the Wii U's infancy. Nothing on the PlayStation 4 really even compared at the beginning of its lifecycle, and nothing really even compares now (a few years later). Dead Rising 3 started with two playable characters; Nick and Dick, who are struggling to survive the swift onslaught of a zombie apocalypse with a handful of the living who still remain.

They join with Nick and Dick to make four to six-survivor crews (just like first and second games in the series). Dead Rising 3 Apocalypse Edition (which is actually Dead Rising 3 Untold Stories of Los Perdidos) adds four new playable characters to the fold, each with backgrounds and stories that are integrated seamlessly into the hell Nick fought through in the original edition of the game. The additional characters include an anti-hero mercenary, a tragic beauty, a sweaty biker, and a special agent. Each of them take different paths through the game, and some are even taken through previously inaccessible areas. These paths all vary in length (with some being longer than others), and they're even packed with unique objectives determined by the alignment and background of the character. These objectives (which include survivor eradication in some cases) are unique to their characters (who may be enemies to Nick and his crew), so there is very little overlapping.