Here's a surprise: new survival horror game Dead Island was announced today for release later this year after four years left under the radar. Set on a holiday resort promising a release from the stresses of everyday life, it turns out residents are going to that in a more literal sense as the hordes of the undead invade the beaches, the restaurants and the bedrooms for no particular reason whatsoever other than to wreak havoc and inflict their untimely infection upon everyone, everywhere. The trailer pitched Dead Island as having a plot that jumps forward and backwards in time to before and during the outbreak of zombies, quite a different approach to those taken previously by Dead Rising and Call of Duty. Details of the true Dead Island experience are still tightly under wraps, but we'll keep you posted as the late 2011 release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Windows gets closer.
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Thursday, 17 February 2011
Dead Island Announced
Here's a surprise: new survival horror game Dead Island was announced today for release later this year after four years left under the radar. Set on a holiday resort promising a release from the stresses of everyday life, it turns out residents are going to that in a more literal sense as the hordes of the undead invade the beaches, the restaurants and the bedrooms for no particular reason whatsoever other than to wreak havoc and inflict their untimely infection upon everyone, everywhere. The trailer pitched Dead Island as having a plot that jumps forward and backwards in time to before and during the outbreak of zombies, quite a different approach to those taken previously by Dead Rising and Call of Duty. Details of the true Dead Island experience are still tightly under wraps, but we'll keep you posted as the late 2011 release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Windows gets closer.
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