Dead Island 2 is actually set in California. While it is called Dead Island and it is set after the events of the original Dead Island. So far, the only real piece of information that has come out about the game is the setting. At the moment it appears that the team at Sumo Digital are actually making the game and then Deep Silver are going to handle the publishing of it. Dead Island 2 though is a bit of a mess right now in regards to who is actually developing this thing. And that's where we're going to take it.If you played the first Dead Island games then chances are you know that Deep Silver was the team that brought us the game. we feel that ease of use and social nature of it was a real core thing to Dead Island. You're going to be in a persistent world that you can always come back to with your friends. "So we wanted to expand on that concept, and what we come to now is this eight player, dedicated server. And it was super slick and easy on dead Island. the gore and setting were great, but people seemed to love to be able to do that together at any time.
What the team want to focus on for the sequel and to carry over from the first game are the same thing, and underscore really what made the game shine for them in the first place: co-op. Spec Ops was great in its own right and it did what it set out to do, and we want to do the same thing again with as much conviction as Spec Ops with Dead Island 2." " enjoying these comedic qualities and exploring something else. "There was a sense - not really thinking about it at the time - that we needed something back into our system," he replies when we ask him was it a need to recover from the intensity of their then-current project that drove them towards this sequel. And then we got wind that Deep Silver were looking for a partner, and we thought 'hey! we can pitch for that'." It was the game for lunch break, every day. "We had a lot of communal areas with a lot of dev kits set up, and when Dead Island came on it was on for weeks and weeks. "Dead Island came out and was a pretty big hit in our office," Kempson explains when we catch up with him after a BCD presentation of the game. "It's a more boring story than everyone would like," says producer Michael Kempson about how the makers of the gritty war story Spec Ops: The Line landed the sun-kissed zombie comedy overtones of Dead Island.
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