Deep Silver originally announced Dead Island 2 during Sony's E3 2014 press conference and said they planned on releasing the sequel sometime in the second quarter of 2015, with Yager Development taking the reigns from Techland who instead chose to make Dying Light (and now, Dying Light 2). It seems that Dead Island was successful enough for publisher Deep Silver for them to consider expanding the title into a full-fledged franchise, but doing so was easier said than done since it's been a long and arduous journey getting Dead Island 2 out of development hell. In fact, sales were good enough not only to greenlight a sequel but also a handful of expansions and spinoffs, including Dead Island: Riptide in 2013 and Escape Dead Island in 2014 as well as the Dead Island: Definitive Edition in 2016. Techland developed the original Dead Island game for last-generation consoles as well as PC, and although it received a lukewarm reception from critics, it sold quite well. However, no news has come as of yet, so fans will have to hope that this unannounced game is their chance to return to the zombie-infested world of Dead Island.Is Dead Island 2 still happening? Short answer: yes, it is - but it's not that simple. Not much has been talked of since then, although a playable version of the game did leak in 2020, leading many to think the title would be coming around then. Since 2019’s latest development, Deep Silver has insisted that the game is still in production by Dambuster Studios. MORE: Fortnite Adds Uncharted’s Nathan Drake & Chloe Frazer Deep Silver then settled on Yager Development as the maker of the game, but that also fell through in 2015, when the developer was dropped in favor of Sumo Digital, who was then dropped in 2019 for Dambuster Studios, an internal studio at Deep Silver.
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Techland - the developer behind the Dying Light series - was originally set to handle the creation of the game, but instead chose to focus on developing Dying Light. The history of Dead Island 2 is a complicated one, as the game was initially announced at Sony’s E3 2014 media briefing. But I’m excited about unannounced titles.” “It’s hard for me to comment further on that. “I can’t talk about Dead Island 2 because it’s not announced, as such, from the publisher, but we have just talked about-we have one unannounced triple-A title that you think is Dead Island 2,” Wingefors said. Wingefors didn’t exactly confirm the news but did hint that it might be coming in 2023, saying that a title that may or may not be Dead Island 2 is in the works for a release next year. Is that reasonable? What can we expect from the title? It’s been in development for probably ten years or so.”
I, at least, expect the release … next financial year, I should say. “People have sort of written off, not knowing if it’s still alive,” said Carnegie equity research analyst Oscar Erixon, who hosted the Q&A session. In a recent Q&A session for its Q3 FY2021/22 report, Embracer Group CEO Lars Wingefors was asked about whether or not the game was still alive, and could be expected in the upcoming financial year. MORE: Majora’s Mask’s Switch Online Release Date Trailer Shows More Small Emulation Issues However, recent comments from the company seem to suggest the game is close to releasing.
Publisher Deep Silver announced a sequel to the hit zombie game Dead Island way back in 2014, but since then, not much has been known about the title.
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