Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster

A good remake of Dead Rising whicch is one of the best zombie games! Good graphics and lot of blood and violence which is what i like! I enjoy a lot killing all the zombies and it runs maxed 1440p 60 fps on mine monster pc RYZEN 7 1700 RX 6700XT 2 GB RED DEVIL MP 600 2TB WRITE:4950MB/S READ:4250MB/S DELLP2416D 24'' 2560X1440 60 HZ IPS!

This is honestly trash and a disservice to all previous iterations of this game. Yes this includes Chop 'Til You Drop. Haven't decided yet if this is worse than DR4 though. They both suck. Wide-scale unneeded censorship in in the VFX, dialogue, etc. Downgrading gore and viscera in contrast to the increase in technical capabilities of both the leveraged engine and modern systems in general. Worse voice acting, worse soundscape, worse SFX for weapons and guns. Major downgrade of difficulty ramp for the game in all respects; excluding busted grab mechanics for Zeds they are effectively passive and mechanically stand around more than actively pursue, shamble and engage you. Poor lighting, reflections are gutted from the game. Color is stripped from the game, leaving everything dull, muted and grayed" Game is pathetically attempting to look more "gritty" and "realistic" for a game in which you are still beating undead into the tiles and concrete with toy swords, MM busters, and shopping carts. Sure guys, very realistic, very warranted for the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ color palette. Yellow paint. Don't experiment or think for yourself, we'll hold your hand. Save yourself the time and money and either go play Chop via Dolphin or spend 10 dollars on DR1 Classic. It's still janky, can't expect good port jobs of Capcom really ever. They have always sucked at it. But it is playable, honestly more so than this one. If you're also looking for a good laugh go watch/listen to the interviews re: this 'Deluxe Remaster' by the producer. Very hilarious, really loved reiterating how much they truly preserved the "core" of what made the game good. When you hear developers or producers say that always be wary that its probably ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. You shouldn't have to state that core mechanical preservation is being considered, it should be given in a "remaster" and a consideration in a "remake". This game is a remake, and a terrible one at that. Go buy the original, you're welcome.

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Para mim, um dos melhores jogos da Capcom e um dos melhores jogos de zumbi. Tudo nesse jogo funciona muito bem: o mapa, os personagens carismáticos, a questão do tempo que sempre deixa o jogador na correria e, claro, os psicopatas (bosses), cada um bem diferente do outro, mostrando o que um apocalipse pode fazer com as pessoas. Mesmo tendo um tom muito sério, o jogo permite que você se vista como quiser, e isso permanece nas cutscenes, dando uma quebra de clima que geralmente gera muitas risadas. Além disso, qualquer coisa pode ser usada como arma, tornando a jogabilidade sempre dinâmica e divertida. As revistas oferecem algum tipo de bônus—não são essenciais, mas podem ser bastante úteis. A platina pode ser um pouco chata e desafiadora, mas as recompensas in-game geralmente valem a pena. Para quem gosta de jogos de zumbi, recomendo muito! É um jogo extremamente divertido e, com certeza, jogarei novamente um dia.

Lazy remaster that butchered the original NO THANKS

Iconic, innovative, irreplaceable, just a few words that capture the power of the original Dead Rising (2006). Nearly 20 years we've received a remake that introduces the cult classic to a modern audience. Dear Rising Deluxe Remaster is a good game, but it does not move the needle nearly as much as the 2006 original- which is understandable, gaming has evolved. DRDR is stays true to the source material, save for some elements that many people would find offensive in today's world (I don't agree with it, but it's the world we live in). We have a feast for the eyes visually, reimagined and heartier combat, and some welcome quality of life improvements that justify a remake. For all the good of this release it just doesn't hit in the same way. The game is good and fun, but Dead Rising changed the game when it launched. At the time we hadn't seen games with the sheer volume of enemies. breadth of weapon variety, and freedom to explore a shopping mall during a zombie out break. Although it would've deviated from the original, I would've liked to see co-op introduced (similar to Dead Rising 2). Maybe that'll be seen in a Dead Rising 2 Remake in a few years. The voice acting leaves a bit to be desired, I'll be blunt- it's a step back from the quality of the original. This remake runs well, I haven't experienced any stutters or crashes, but on lower spec'd hardware your mileage may vary. I was able to play at 1440p (mostly max settings) on an Alienware m16 4070m gpu with 70+fps, but got better performance on my desktop (to be expected). There's not much to dislike here. DRDR is good fun! Every remake doesn't need to nor can it particularly capture the lightning in a bottle of the original. If you're unsure, Dead Rising OG is still available on Steam (for pretty cheap, $9.99 USD). DRDR is the definitive way to enjoy this classic. You'll know all you need to within the first two hours, so not much to lose- chop 'til you drop.

Stradivertente, rifacimento del primo gioco con meccaniche e difficoltà migliorate, doppiaggio italiano, mescolato dentro l'engine dei remake di Resident Evil. Unica pecca i bug e l'IA. Spesso e volentieri le quest sparivano da sole anche se il timer era pieno, o gli zombie che si clippano dentro oggetti. L'IA dei soldati e degli psicopatici è fatta un po' meh. Comunque 8 su 10.

This remake completely misses what made the original Dead Rising game a timeless game. Sure, the Remake looks maybe subjectively better with high texture resolutions, lighting etc, but personally I think the older engine and looks of Frank and other characters was just way more grounded and better. The new Frank looks too silly imo and alot of the other characters got replaced with goofy and worse models as well. The original game thrived on unapologetic edge, chaotic sandbox freedom, uncomfortable humor, and a brutal time-management system that made every decision stressful and meaningful — this version feels sanitized, toned down, and creatively neutered. Dialogue and character moments lack the bite and personality that gave the 2006 classic its cult status, systems feel streamlined in the worst way, and the overall experience comes across as a safer, corporate-friendly reinterpretation rather than a faithful revival. Instead of embracing the raw, experimental identity that defined Dead Rising, this remake smooths everything into something flatter and less daring. It’s not broken, it’s not unplayable — it’s just inferior in spirit, design philosophy, and attitude. If you loved the original for its grit and personality, this feels like a hollow imitation wearing better graphics.