It’s almost made for the player who played Dead Rising 3 once and forgot about it, which isn’t the player who will spend their cash on this middling DLC.īroken Eagle has a forgettable story, sans a handful of fun tie-ins from the main campaign that you may recognize from previous adventures. There are no new locales, and really very few new features to experiment with. Operation Broken Eagle clocks in at just over two hours playing time if you do everything, and doing everything doesn’t really include anything new.Īll of the action that can be found in San Perdido is here to a fault.

However, as Pee Wee Herman once said, “everyone has a big ‘but.'”Īt $9.99 for each individual episode, or $30 for the Season Pass, Operation Broken Eagle is fighting up a hill of zombie carcasses if it wants to be referenced with as much love as the game it expands upon. Its first expansion was delayed and rolled into a massive (13GB!) patch that improved the frame-rate and general stability of the game, which is nice. It was great, even if it was simply the next iteration in a familiar series. Written by Jason Nawara, Rising 3 was arguably the best launch title across both next-gen systems with it’s fun but well-worn zombie-decapitating gameplay, deep re-playability, and general uniqueness.

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