That said, it’s come a long way since its original and exciting E3 Trailer in 2014. Continuously left in a mysterious place, not knowing if the game still existed at this point and even being tricked by Goat Simulator 3’s trailer shown off at The Game Awards that heavily parodied Dead Island 2’s original showing, only to bait and switch hopeful fans like me! It has certainly been a rollercoaster for people eagerly awaiting this sequel. Having one of the most troubled development cycles of recent times doesn’t instill much faith in someone clambering for the final product. Now, I can say I was not expecting much of this one if it saw the light of day. Yager Development was put up to the task in 2012, being removed from the project in 2015 and replaced by Sumo Digital in 2016, who was then also removed from the project and replaced by Dambuster Studios (an internal studio of Deep Silver) to develop Dead Island 2. Techland was originally penned to work on a follow-up to Dead Island but wanted to focus on their efforts in the form of Dying Light. Originally announced in 2014 as a sequel to the 2011 title Dead Island, it’s ready for us to sink our teeth into. #adventure, #Co-op, #Dambuster Studios, #Dead Island 2, #Deep Silver, #Xbox Series X, #Zombiesĭead Island 2 is finally here after a long, painful, and never-ending development cycle.
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