Not always thrilling, but Dead Rising 4 feels like the series getting its sense of fun back. And that's a great thing.

Frank West is the charming anti-hero you can't help but love; The Willamette Memorial Megaplex is an exciting labyrinth to explore; The removal of the timer means you can have fun at your own pace

The majority of Willamette is a sleepy; uninspiring blur; The story lacks a satisfying villain; Too many objectives turn into retreads of the same old routes

At times it feels like a reanimated corpse itself, but as mindless and predictable as it may be Dead Rising 4 is as much fun as the series has ever been.

The new open world environment is a lot more fun than the last game, and so are most of the weapons and combos; Frank is great and his photography and exo suit abilities are welcome

Almost nothing in the way of new ideas; And while the lack of time limits will please as many people as it irritates, the removal of campaign co-op is inexcusable

Dead Rising 4 continues the idea of mainstream accessibility that started in Dead Rising 3. While the first two games were about watching the timer and making efficient choices, Dead Rising 4 is about killing zombies in silly costumes with cool weapons.

A bit silly, but great weapons and good fun

Frank West is back, well kinda, taking away his new look and voice and all, but still, it's the wise cracking Frank West that fans know and love (kinda). Set in the year 2022, a good 16 years after the events of the original outbreak in Willamette and a year after the events of Dead Rising 3 , Photo...

Some funny moments; Loads to do in this huge sandbox world; Super Ultra Rising 4 Mini Golf is a lot of fun

Clunky combat; Clunky inventory navigation; I still hate psychopath encounters

Despite the game having a lot of glitches, this is a great game. True to the Dead Rising theme, this is a very gory and fun mindless destruction game. The story mode is short but it leaves open a lot of time to explore the general world.

As many adults you want the best for your kids. When I looked over this game I noticed the language was full bars. I was nervous when I saw this. I didn't want my son to hear the F word a lot. I gave him a chance to play the game but I would have to see if the language was going to bother me.

This game, killed the franchise that I used to love. Shame really.

My experience for this game was just like I was playing the super Mario or something (apart from something that is the horrible faces in the game). It was me who bought it and introduced it to my friends without playing at first but that recommendation turned out in scolds for me.

Kll Streak (I guess

Has a negative impact on the brain; Not to be played in the presence of any kid

I remember Capcom's Dead Rising being one of the first big games to hit the Xbox 360 in September 2006 after the system's large release drought earlier that year. It arrived on scene with a splash, showcasing the power of the Xbox 360's ability to render hundreds of zombies on screen at once, while...