Dead Island 2 Makes Debut on Steam, Sparks Mixed Reactions Among Gamers
Dead Island 2 has made its debut on Steam, sparking mixed reactions among gamers. Despite initial criticisms, the sequel achieved significant success with over one million sales during its launch weekend. The transition to Steam has not been without controversy, as some users are displeased with the inclusion of Epic Online Services. However, players can enjoy Dead Island 2 on Steam without needing the Epic Games Launcher, although crossplay with Epic Games Store users will require it.
Warhorse Studios Set to Announce New Game on April 18
Warhorse Studios, the creators of the 2018 RPG hit Kingdom Come: Deliverance, are set to announce their new game on April 18. The announcement comes six years after the release of their acclaimed debut title and has sparked speculation about a possible sequel. With the RPG genre witnessing a surge in popularity, particularly with demanding titles like Baldur’s Gate 3 and Dragon’s Dogma 2, the timing seems ripe for Warhorse Studios to unveil their next project. The studio’s unforgiving approach to Central Europe medieval survival is expected to resonate well with the current gaming audience.
Dead Island 2 Set to Make the Jump to Steam
Dead Island 2 is set to make the jump to Steam after being exclusive to the Epic Games Store for a year. To celebrate, Dead Island: Riptide Definitive Edition is available for free on Steam until February 15, and Dead Island Retro Revenge is offered at a 75% discount until the 20th. Gamers can take advantage of these deals, but it might be prudent to wait for a Steam sale before picking up Dead Island 2, given its shortcomings highlighted in our review.