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If not, that's when the disappointment starts.Ĭheck out the review scores of Dead Island 2 below:

But, one thing is clear - if you were expecting Dead Island 2 to be more like its predecessor, you're in for a treat. Dead Island 2 is everything that its predecessor was, only prettier, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.įast forward to nearly a decade later, Dead Island 2 is finally coming out.Īhead of its release, Dambuster Studios' take on the decade-long in-development title lifted its review embargo and critics have divided opinions.

It used to be that Dead Island 2 was a running joke within the video game community - a project used as one of plenty of existing examples of games that will never make it out to market.

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