Dead Rising is an excellent zombie game in which you have to rescue survivors and has interesting storyline and vast range of weapons such as a guitar and riding around on a skateboard that story is based in a shopping mall capture the photos of the zombie for excellent rewards its a great price

No other Zombie game comes close to having as many onscreen zombies as this one. This is both good because you're never short of a horde of zombies to batter with dozens of makeshift weapons stolen from dozens of shopping mall stores and not bad but very challenging because the hordes are relentless and you are on a timed mission. The graphics are decent and there is some great gore in this game coupled with some very funny moments. There are collectables, namely survivors, but it is a light RPG as well with side missions requiring you to make hard choices about who to save before they get munched down like an old twix. The weaponry is fantastic and you will find you spend days just bashing them with all the different things you can find, including vehicles. The enemies and bosses are tough, and ammo so to speak is sparse, but persevere and you'll find not only does this game have more satisfying and diverse kills than any other zombie game it is Long and well worth the buy. It is infinitely playable again and again and if you love just killing zombies over and over with everything from a can of beans to a samurai sword you'll love this! But for those who like more variety this isn't really the game for you.

The spaced out save points create a wonderfully rare sense of dread. You'll want to stock up on inventory and weapons before attempting a particularly difficult passage. And you're not always secure whether you're going to make it. This is where Dead Rising's sandbox zombie killing comes into its own.

Somehow I did not find the controls very intuitive, but it is enjoyable if you want to slaughter zombies endlessly. Some glitches affect overall gameplay and might put you off this game. Get this game if you are a serious zombie slasher, otherwise try other alternatives, maybe Lollipop Chainsaw or even Dead Rising 2.

The only way I can really explain this game is Ground Hog Day With Zombies. You play as Frank West, freelance professional photographer, who has decided to investigate the strange going ons in a suburban town. During the course of this game you'll replay the same day, trying to get the best possible outcome. If you enjoy killing zombies, you'll get a lot out of this.