Dead Rising 3

When I first bought Dead Rising 3. I couldn't get passed the FPS being locked at 30. Really killed it for me, so I stopped playing for a long time. Then someone on YouTube gave me a solution. It's very simple. Make sure to adjust dead rising 3.exe in nivida control panel after following the steps in the video below or it will not work as shown.
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Dead Rising 3 PC 'How to Uncap the Frame Rate' Guide (4K)
By: JokerAlex 21
After this fix. The game runs great, and it feels great. Being able to run around Dead Rising 3 at 120 frames feel incredible and definitely is worth a try for any fan of the dead rising series or anyone just likes killing zombies in general.

Will never understand the hate for this game, straight forward zombie killer with some cool combo weapons and combination vehicles that make the playing experience simply fun, although I had to play this game with a Melee build because of the fact aiming in jitters on press but that's alright because that's all I usually do in the other Dead Rising games.

Amazing game. it def shows its age but it still has a charm to it. its great to just hop in and kill zombies with friends. If your sick of the 30fps lock however there is a decently easy fix you can look up. but ill just give you the rundown here as well:
-make sure the game is closed first.
1. go to the games files and make a new text document in the same fold that you see deadrising3.exe. rename the document "user.txt"
2. open the document and paste in the following: gmpcr_unlock_frame_rate = True
3. save the document and rename the file again changing the file type so it becomes "user.ini"
-This will unlock the frame rate completely but there is one problem with this. a ton of things in the game are tied to this frame rate. so the next thing your gonna wanna do is limit it from anywhere around 45-60fps should be fine.
4. open nvidia control panel and go to Manage 3D settings > Program Settings
5. Click ADD and add deadrising3.exe
6. scroll down in the specify the settings for this program section and change MAX FRAME RATE to 60fps.
-And there you have it. things will be slightly sped up if you play at 60fps but its way better than being locked to 30. thank you to all the people online that figured this out before me im just trying to spread the knowledge.

(FOV/FPS UNLOCK SKIP TO BOTTOM)
This game is definitely worth on a sale, the only problems I've had with the game was the 30FPS lock on pc (which can be unlocked but you still need a 60 or you will encounter bugs such as aiming in and out bug) - *SAME FOR THE HORRIBLE FOV*. One last problem is the DLC 'Untold Stories' isn't co-op, which kinda sucked but still fun to play. Overall this game isn't as bad as some people made it out to be, and the story (both main and DLC) were pretty alright and entertaining. The map is massive and there are multiple combo vehicles to get around with so it doesn't get too old. The collectibles are marked on the map so you don't need to constantly check a guide, and combo juices/weapons/vehicles can be made anywhere for convenience sake. 7.5/10
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FOV - FPS UNLOCK (USE 60FPS) - Use RivaTunerStatistic (or whatever you prefer)
Create user.ini in Root Game folder with this in the .ini:
gmpcr_unlock_frame_rate = True
gmpcr_FOV = 120
gmpcr_unlock_FOV = 120

Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition is like a warm bowl of ramen: satisfying, fun, and full of flavor, but you can't help but think, "Could it have been better with just a little extra spice?"
The game's open-world zombie apocalypse is a joy to explore. Smashing hordes of undead with bizarre weapons like a sledgehammer-teddy bear combo is peak ridiculousness, and I dig that vibe. The crafting system is still super fun, letting you MacGyver your way through chaos. Plus, the edition includes all the DLCs, which is a nice touch for the completionists out there.
But... and here’s the Buddha laziness kicking in... the game doesn’t push itself. The story? Eh, it's there, but it doesn’t hit deep. The characters? Kinda meh, like a side dish you barely touch. And while the map is big, it feels a bit samey after a while—like you're chewing on the same flavor of gum for too long. Also, some bugs and performance hiccups can pull you out of the moment, which feels like someone spilling tea during your meditation session.
Don’t get me wrong—it’s good. A fun game to kick back and turn your brain off for some zombie-smashing zen. But could it have been more? Absolutely. A sprinkle of better storytelling, a pinch of variety in the world, and maybe a dash of technical polish could’ve elevated it to legendary status.
So, I’d say it’s worth a go, but go in expecting a comfy chair, not a golden throne.

The Game is Great i Remember watching Vannos and H2O delirious play this game when i was younger and now that i'm playing its very nostalgic and is just so good can't say that about the 4th game

Due to the recent news of the Dead Rising Remake/Remaster I decided to give this series a shot starting with Dead Rising 3. I was always aware of this series growing up but unfortunately never had the chance to play till very recently and I've been having a blast so far with this game alone!! I've heard that Dead Rising 3 and Dead Rising 4 weren't looked as fondly as the first two games apparently and while I can't comment on Dead Rising 4 as I haven't played it yet I don't understand why Dead Rising 3 gets the short end of the stick since it's still a pretty damn fun game, I think that might be because this is my first Dead Rising game and if I played the DR1 and 2 first then I'd see it differently but as of right now I think it deserves alot more love than it's gotta.
P.S Apparently this port doesn't save your progress properly if you try out the DLC and while I haven't encountered this problem I still recommend backing up your saved progress just in case so you don't lose it, hope this helps prevent anyone from having this problem in the future :D