
A deadly virus is spreading across Los Angeles, turning its inhabitants into zombies. Bitten, infected, but more than just immune, uncover the truth behind the outbreak and discover who - or what - you are. Survive, evolve and become the ultimate Zombie Slayer.
Most likely between $16M and $45.3M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $49.99 | 77% | approximately $26.6M |
| PlayStation | $62.99 | 84% | — |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Reviews
Themes across 1960 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
9/10
super fun game no matter how many times i beat it i can hop back in and play
more fun than the first, the combat flows way better with the slow motion stuff. im not really a fan of the whole element system with the barrels and stuff, but otherwise its pretty fun.
总体来说还不错,但是感觉支线任务很无聊
grate graphic, grate grameplay, get on sale,
дум про зомбе.
Jeu magnifique mais pas de mode photo ??? Interface nulle à c*, gameplay NAZE, l'histoire dure à peine 10 HEURES. Ce jeu est un scandale
I would highly recommend this game to a lot of my friends, and to anyone looking to pick up a game where you don't really have to think that hard about it, and can more or less just turn off your brain and start killing things. While the story itself aren't that innovative, it's still a really fun story none the less, with each character being fun, while each feel kind of same-ish, they're still fun to hear for dialogue. I do see what people mean when it comes to writing, at times it can be kind of lame, especially the ending for me, I personally found it to be disappointing, but I personally found both of the DLCs to be very entertaining, and fun. If not for the bosses, but for the environments they had. The bosses though are very annoying, and more or less hell on earth, especially for playing the game again, the game has a way of making you feel very powerful, being able to cut through 90% of what the game has to offer, all to face a boss and have the biggest ego-check if your life. But I'll mostly chalk that up to personal skill issue. When I was reading through other reviews for the game, there were people talking about "woke" aspects of the game, and while I can understand and see where they're coming from, I feel that it needs more context. When the npcs start referring to the mc as "they" it's because the dialogue is reused for each different character you choose in the game. Where you can pick one character and they'll be called they/them, but I interpret this is only because they only recorded one set of dialogue for each cutscene, character, and npc. So I wouldn't interpret this as a form of woke rhetoric, but instead something that they didn't have in their budget to record multiple sets of dialogue for each character's gender. Either that or they were too lazy to include them, or didn't have enough time to include it. Overall, this game isn't perfect, but it was very entertaining to me, and I feel that it holds a certain place in my heart for providing me many nights of just staying up and playing for hours. I would highly recommend this to anyone who has some free time, and sees the game is on sale.
ЕСЛЫБ У МЕНЯ В РЕАЛЬНЫЙ ЖИЗНИ СУЩЕСТВОВАЛИ ЗОМБИ КОТОРЫЕ ХОТЯТ ОТГРЫЗТЬ ТЕБЕ ЯЙЦА ТО Я БЫ ИМ ОТДАЛСЯ
Dead Island 2 is the game that surprised me the most this year. I first played it through PS Plus, and although I had played the first game years ago, I honestly expected almost nothing from the sequel. But I couldn’t have been more wrong. Amazing graphics, great level design, incredibly detailed physics, a surprisingly good story, and gameplay that is just insanely fun. I went into it completely blind, and after finishing New Game Plus, I can definitely say it’s one of the best games I’ve played.