When we find ourselves in a new or changing environment, we tend to become more self-aware or self-aware-able. We tend to be more aware of what we’ve done or said, but we also tend to have a better idea of the things we need to do to stay safe.
In Dead Rising 4, there are four “endings” to each of the game’s four games. In a sense, these endings tie into the game’s story and the character choices within the game. The first ending, “The End,” is the ending where you die, all your items and supplies are destroyed, you lose your party membership, and you are thrown to the street where you’ll have to fend for yourself.
The second ending, The Death of the Party, is where the party starts, you start a new party, and you end up with the party leader responsible for destroying your party. The third ending, The End 2, is where you die, everything else is destroyed. The fourth ending, The Death of the Party 3, is where you die.
The End. The End 2. The Death of the Party 3. The End 2. The Death of the Party 3. The End. Then you die. Then you die. Then you die. The End. Then you die. You die. And you die. But you keep going. And you keep going. You keep going. And you keep going. Then you die. Then you die. Then you die. You keep going. And you keep going. You keep going.
The End. The End. The Death of the Party 3. The End. The Death of the Party 3. The End. And you don’t die. And you don’t die. You remain happy. And you stay happy. And you keep going.
It’s kind of a cliche, but the third party ending is so weird that we all need to go there. Basically, the game is a series of puzzles that force you to figure out the purpose of the party or else the party will die. At the end of each puzzle you have to go back to the beginning and figure out the purpose of the party again to continue.
Oh, and those puzzles will change the game’s ending. This is a sequel to Dead Rising 2, the first game in the series, which has a different ending, but that ending is so damn easy that you can barely tell it’s the same game.
It’s like a game of chess with a twist. There is a set of rules to play the game, but there are also ways to cheat and get the most out of the game. In Dead Rising 3, everyone has the same ending, but there are a few endings that are not as easily cheat-able as the others.
What I really want to see in Dead Rising 4 are more ways to sneak past enemies and get to the exit without being seen, and the fact that the game is set in a time period that is more fun to replay. After playing Dead Rising 2, I would have been really surprised if not every ending was in the game, which is why I can’t tell what the game has.
The ending for Dead Rising 4 is a bit of a surprise, but it’s definitely worth every minute of replay if you want to see the rest of the world. The game’s core characters are basically zombies, so you don’t really want to see the zombies but rather the zombies and the other zombies.
