Dead Rising 3: Fallen Angel

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• VGVideo Gamer

  David Scammell · Feb 12, 2014

  5.0

  Ultimately, Fallen Angel’s thin narrative and unimaginative mission design does little to justify the £8 asking price, with the best fun coming from the new weapons on offer. ...But in a game that already provides hundreds of toys with which to blast, fry, zap or skewer zombies, the biggest question you should ask yourself when considering Fallen Angel is, are you really that desperate for half a dozen more?

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• ASArcade Sushi

  Luke Brown · Feb 12, 2014

  5.5

  Both of the released add-ons for Dead Rising 3 have been rather disappointing. Fallen Angel is slightly more of a waste when considering Capcom’s failure to capitalize on aspects like the female lead or the real motivations of the resistance. It could have been fun and different, but instead Fallen Angel is the equivalent of playing more Dead Rising 3 with a new costume.

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• DDestructoid

  Chris Carter · Feb 11, 2014

  6.0

  Fallen Angel is a much better effort than Broken Eagle, but the Lost Chapter DLC saga still isn't quite there, and certainly hasn't justified the Season Pass cost yet. It needs a lot more pizzazz to really rise to the bar that the core game set, and I hope Capcom follows through with the remaining two chapters.

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• GIGod is a Geek

  Robin Parker · Feb 20, 2014

  4.0

  Fallen Angel suffers from all of the same issues that were encountered with Operation Broken Eagle and perhaps even more. Whereas Broken Eagle at least changed the way you play the game, Fallen Angel makes no real attempts to differentiate play style at all. Angel is a one-dimensional protagonist and is unlikely to resonate with players greatly, and the DLC is again woefully short and lacking in content to justify its existence.

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• MMeriStation

  Salva Fernández · Feb 12, 2014

  6.2

  En conjunto, este DLC protagonizado por una ilegal –la facción de resistencia- es algo mejor que el anterior gracias a su personaje, a la intensidad de algunos momentos, conocer la trama desde este nuevo punto de vista y alguna arma nueva curiosa. ...Pero sigue siendo insuficiente. No hay picos de acción que nos impacten como deberían, los extras escasean en dificultad más allá de llegar al punto marcado y queda la sensación, otra vez, que todo es demasiado ligero. Ampliar la experiencia sin mejorarla.

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