Your character, Nick, apparently doesn’t understand what laughter is and spends the game in various states of panic. Those “It’s so serious” complaints? Well, they weren’t entirely off-base. There’s also a needlessly arbitrary “Level of Detail” slider that I can’t figure out.īut it’s also this insanity that still makes Dead Rising 3 feel at odds with itself. You can, for instance, run the game at 1080p but render it at 720p. The options menu is robust, with plenty of settings to tweak. Unlocking the frame rate dealt with some of the issues I had with the game hitching as new areas loaded and didn’t seem to introduce new problems, but unlock at your own risk as always. If reviewers are handed official instructions to unlock the frame rate, I don’t know why this couldn’t have been included. “Note that the game is capped at 30FPS but if you would like to mess with that, create a “user.ini” file which contains a single line: “gmpcr_unlock_frame_rate = True” (no quotes) and place it in the same folder as deadrising3.exe before running the game” The game is capped at 30 frames per second for who knows what reason, but even our ultra-official-public-relations-review-email had the following instructions: You’re probably not going to run into a ton of problems, but it’s also not incredible. I’ll say this, first: Capcom’s PC port is merely serviceable.
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