Dead Island

True statement.

Techland and Deep Silver released Dead Island for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Microsoft Windows on September 6, 2011.

Set on the fictional island of Banoi during a sudden zombie outbreak, the game blended first-person melee combat with open-world exploration and RPG-style character progression across four playable survivors.

15 years later, its brutal combat and deep webbing crafting system are still what fans remember first, along with a four-player cooperative mode that became one of its biggest draws.

Despite technical issues at launch, Dead Island was a commercial success, spawning multiple sequels and cementing itself as a fixture of the zombie genre.

And, thematically appropriate for the zombie genre, it's been on my computer since I don't know when, I don't know how it got here, I've never played it, and it won't go away.

I think I gave it to you.

And then there's Land of the Dead.

Dead Island.

Diary of the Dead.

And then Survival of the Dead.

Except the guy puts like chainsaws on chairs and shit.

On two chainsaws on the end of a broomstick and shit.

And then Left 4 Dead came out later, right? Dead Island 2,

yeah.

Okay, then I don't know.

The Dead Island Sad One, going backwards in time.

Okay.

Oh, I know.

Is it is it the Mad World trailer? Mad World's on there.

OK,

so it's Dead Island.

OK, Dead Island's sad.

So let's just say like Deep Silver.

So Deep Silver, I think that they are the folk behind, say, Dead Island, Saints Row, all that stuff, I think.

I could be wrong, but let's just say, for example, they are.

So all they would need to do is literally just tell Xbox- Yep.

Videos on the YouTube channel.

Check out the Dead Island one if you haven't already.

And reviews on thejimquisition.com.

Hoping to have ones up for the games I talked about this week.

Well, there's Left 4 Dead, there's World War Z.

Dead Island? It's a little

more indie than that, I think.

I'll never think of it.

Why would you get bad

vibes from the Austrian video game publisher most known for publishing games such as Metro Saints or Dead Island and Kingdom Come Deliverance?

Kingdom Come Deliverance? Yeah, okay.

Now,

A new one went up this Monday.

We finally did the Dead Island retrospective, um, so that was a lot of fun to do.

Uh, and that's up now.

Should have a review of Lord of the Rings: War in the North on the jimquisition.com this week as well.

You're gone.

I've been taken in by that before with Dead Island.

I thought, oh my God, this game's amazing.

This game's amazing.