While the main story line of Operation Broken Eagle is woefully short, there's a healthy amount of side content to keep you busy. A lack of cooperative play is a disappointment, and only minor aesthetic differences separate this downloadable content from the main game.
Dead Rising 3: Operation Broken Eagle
Capcom Vancouver · Jan 21, 2014
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Experience the Dead Rising 3 world from a different perspective as you play as Commander Adam Kane, a grizzled, no-nonsense solider on a mission to capture the missing President of the United States.
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6.3
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- All in all, this eagle has landed on some seriously shaky ground. Short, boring, and reeking of “been there, done that,” this first episode in the series feels like a poor value as a one-off $9.99 purchase or as part of $29.99 season pass. However, if you’re looking for a helping hand to get to level 50 outside of grinding through the main game, you can at least count on racking up a few PP. Maybe future episodes will aim to make our stay in Los Perdidos a little more exciting.
- 5.0As it stands, there is literally no reason to get Broken Eagle. It's criminally short, you can't enjoy it with a friend, there are no real benefits if your character is maxed out from already playing the core game, and it doesn't add to the overarching lore in any meaningful way. Hopefully the other Season Pass offerings will be an improvement, since we still have three to go.
- 6.5While it was definitely interesting to see all the pieces fit together in regards to Dead Rising 3?s story, Operation Broken Eagle just doesn’t offer enough new content. The experience is over all too quick, and even though there are some extra missions, it all seems like filler rather than a necessary addition. The new weapons are appreciated, but we hope the next add-on has a bit more depth and purpose.
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