Dead Island 2 is finally in the books and seemingly kickstarts a new zombie-focused storyline. Here's what you need to know.
Dead Island 2 is quite a meaty experience.
Los Angeles has much to offer, from the main story to the post-game. Here's how to get all the Trophies and Achievements for full completion.
Here is how you can quickly level up in Dead Island 2.
To commemorate Dead Island 2's long-awaited launch, we take a look back at its tumultuous journey to this point.
Los Angeles is crawling with zombies, but you'll encounter some tough ones in the story. Here's how to fight and defeat all the bosses.
Deep Silver has confirmed that the long-awaited action RPG sequel has sold over a million units within three days of its launch.
Dead Island 2 is the year's third-biggest release in the UK. Meanwhile, Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp debuts in third place.
Meanwhile, on the Xbox Series S, it runs at a native 1080p and 60 FPS, according to Digital Foundry's analysis.
Dambuster Studios says the original reveal trailer for Dead Island 2 wasn't really much of a reference point for the final product.
Following a thorough round of testing on PS5, we have put together a detailed analysis of Dead Island 2's technical makeup.
The hack-and-slash title is out on Xbox One, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC and has earned a modicum of critical praise.
Keep these handy pointers in mind as you dive into the zombie-filled landscape of HELL-A.
The long-awaited zombie slasher is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PS4 and PC after being announced in 2014.
Even amidst a zombie outbreak, Dead Island 2's LA remains a blast to explore from start to finish.
Those playing on the base versions of last-gen consoles will have to join co-op sessions hosted by someone playing on more powerful hardware.
After numerous delays, the long-awaited zombie slasher launches on April 21st for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5 and PC.
Deep Silver and Dambuster Studios look to deliver one of the most awaited sequels yet on April 21st. Here's what you need to know.
PC players can find layouts for Xbox and PlayStation controllers, though keyboard and mouse aren't supported on consoles.
The Xbox One and PS4 versions run at 30 frames per second. Cross-gen multiplayer and co-op details are also coming later.
