Dead Rising 4

While Halloween seems like the time for a Dead Rising game, it makes sense for this obvious follow-up to grace us with its presence. Consider this an almost greatest hits of the series, as we have Frank West back in Willamette, the original scene of the zombie crime from the first Dead Rising. But this time you get to leave the mall and explore the larger Colorado town, but with way more insane weaponry and vehicles than ever before. The biggest change is the control scheme, and in a fundamentally better way, giving each of the top three face buttons a dedicated weapon (range, melee, and throwable), instead of having to scroll through a cumbersome weapon wheel mid-combat. Dead Rising 3 showed that the new consoles can handle hundreds of enemies on screen, so DR4 is simply piling on the tech and gore and looks amazing while doing so.