So what really happened with Dead Island 2? Let’s start with the development process first because that was the biggest problem with Dead Island 2’s multiple delays Multiple Development Team Changesĭead Island 2 was supposed to release in 2015 originally, but sadly there were many development issues around it.
Gamecom's event didn't have a unifying concept beyond "game studios who paid for premium placement," so the rest of this article will highlight the event's revealed games that stood out, either because they followed up on previously anticipated games or impressed as new teases of gaming fun to come.I remember being hyped for Dead Island 2 after watching the announcement trailer in 2014, but after that, the developers just went pure silent. Still, the trailer does a solid job emphasizing humor, conflict, and solid voice acting, which might be the production-value spark this game needs to stand out from so many video games about open worlds, zombies, and gory combat. The gameplay reveal for this melee-focused first-person game is so ripe with detailed facial animations, massive open-world environments, and gory amputation that we wonder how it will scale down to the Xbox One's hardware. It uproots the series from its island origins to a zombie-savaged version of Los Angeles (or, as the trailer calls it, "Hell-A"). The open-world zombie survival game, as developed by British game studio Dambuster, also got a firm release date of February 2, 2023, on current- and past-gen consoles and Windows PCs (via Epic Games Store). Eight years after its public announcement, Dead Island 2 finally looks like a video game-and its bloody, polished gameplay reveal capped off a lengthy Gamescom opening night presentation of video game trailers and announcements.
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