The game was originally assigned to the Spec Ops: The Line studio Yaegar to develop after its announcement in 2014. While this does not confirm anything, it does give the impression that maybe Dead Rising 2 is finally reaching the finish line, after years of troubled development. The trailer featured an array of weapons, lots of blood, and the ability to drop kick zombies into gasoline, and then set them on fire. But we have just talked about we have one unannounced AAA title… that you think is Dead Island 2, so it’s hard for me to comment further on that.” He did confirm that he is excited about the other unannounced titles though. Description: The long awaited sequel Dead Island 2 was revealed during Gamescom ONL 2022, and with it, we got a gruesome look into gameplay, and the six characters youll be playing as.
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So, is that reasonable and what can we expect from a title that has been in development for probably 10 years or so?”Įmbracer CEO Lars Wingefors responded to the question, saying, “I can’t talk about Dead Island 2 because it’s not announced as such from the publisher. Per the Amazon listing (before it was heavily redacted, naturally), Dead Island 2 will be available on both last-gen and current-gen Xbox and PlayStation consoles, as well as PC on February 3, 2023. The host said (via VGC): “It very clearly is, and I at least expect the release this financial year, or sorry next financial year I should say.
Well, it seems Deep Silver’s parent company, Embracer Group, has hinted the same.ĭuring an Embracer Group earnings presentation on Thursday, the Q&A host commented on some of the recent speculation regarding the game, and in an unofficial capacity, seemed to suggest that they believe the release to be in the next fiscal year, which ends on March 31, 2023.
Last week, rumors of the long-in-development sequel to Deep Silver’s zombie game Dead Island surfaced online, with industry insiders claiming that the game might finally get re-announced and released this year.
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