Dead Island 2's Los Angeles Setting Remains Unaltered Despite Multiple…
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It's been close to a decade since the proclamation of Dead Island 2, the highly sequel to the 2011 zombie survival game Dead Island. Since its proclamation, the game has undergone numerous changes in development, with multiple studios taking over the project. The first iteration of Dead Island 2 was being developed by Spec Ops: The Line developer Yager, but Techland, the developer behind the original Dead Island, had separated ways with the franchise and was working on Dying Light. In 2016, publisher Deep Silver assigned the reins over to LittleBigPlanet 3 developer Sumo Digital, but then in 2019, Deep Silver announced that Homefront: The Revolution developer Dambuster Studios would be taking over the project. Dambuster Studios has been working on Dead Island 2 since 2018, beginning with a clean slate.
Despite the shifts in development and the possibility to create a new setting, Dambuster Studios has decided to stick with the original location: Los Angeles, California. In-game and at the studio, this location is referred to as "Hell-A". Game director David Stenton stated there was never debate about setting the game in a different location, as LA offered such a great opportunity for the game they wanted to make. Stenton also mentioned that the team is not looking too much at the past or other games, but rather focusing on making Dead Island 2 "absolutely phenomenal" and bring it up to date for fans to enjoy.
It's worth pointing out that while the team may have a strong in LA as the ideal setting for Dead Island 2, it's also likely that they chose to stick with the location that fans have been expecting the sequel for close to a decade. The original logo for the game, revealed in 2014, featured the Golden Gate Bridge, an iconic landmark of San Francisco. However, Dambuster Studios has confirmed Dead Island 2 will take place solely in LA and will not include any other California locations in the main campaign.
Despite the prolonged development process and the changes in development studios, Dead Island 2 is scheduled to release in April of this year. The game promises to bring a fresh on the zombie survival genre, with a focus on combat and the iconic setting of LA.
My Review:
As a big fan of the original Dead Island, I'm excited to see what Dambuster Studios brings to the table with Dead Island 2. While it's been a long wait for the sequel, it's heartening to see the team starting off with a clean and focusing on offering a game that they believe will be "absolutely phenomenal". I'm interested to see how the development team utilizes the setting of LA and if they are able to bring something new to the zombie survival genre. I'm also hoping that the game will offer a fulfilling continuation of the story from the first Dead Island, although I'm not holding my breath on that front. Overall, I'm cautiously optimistic about Dead Island 2 and am looking forward to diving into the game when it releases in April.
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