Escape Dead Island (2014)

Deep Silver, Fatshark

Main
6
hours
Main + Extra
9
hours
Platinum
18
hours

Escape Dead Island is a Survival-Mystery adventure that follows Cliff Calo, who sets sail to document the unexplained events on Banoi. Arriving on the island of Narapela, he finds that not everything is as it seems. This title lets players delve into the Dead Island universe and unravel the origins of the zombie outbreak. Escape is just the beginning.

Platforms

PC PS3 X360

Genres

Adventure Indie Simulator

Themes

Action Horror Mystery Stealth Survival

Languages: English and 7 more

Interface Audio Subtitles
English
French
Italian
German
Spanish (Spain)
Portuguese (Brazil)
Russian
Polish

Media

Critic Reviews

et geekera

By Steve Murray
25

This is a game so devoid of merit that I refuse to play any more of it. I haven't completed the campaign and I'm not sure that even the most brilliant plot twists in the history of gaming (and the writing indicates that to be as remote a likelihood as Valve going out of business) would make me change my rating of this game.

07 Aug, 2015 Read full review

New Game Network

By Ben Thomas
58

Escape Dead Island is an unnecessary spinoff to a franchise that deserved better. The awkward melee, flawed stealth and erratic shooting produce a bland adventure.

18 Jul, 2015 Read full review

GamingBolt

By Bill Smith
55

Escape Dead Island is a game with a lot of potential that ultimately disappoints.

20 Jan, 2015 Read full review

High-Def Digest

By Levi van Tine
40

'Escape Dead Island' is more or less playable from a technical standpoint. I wish I could praise it more than that. It has almost no redeeming qualities, no personality to speak of, and really isn't fun at all. Many of the design decisions are inscrutable. The 'Dead Island' series is not the best zombie gaming experience out there, but the previous two titles are at least worth playing. This one is not.

03 Jan, 2015 Read full review

Destructoid

By Brittany Vincent
40

The first Dead Island was absolutely ridiculous and quite flawed in my opinion, but because I can feel the love that went into the game and thus the care, it's a blast to play in some areas because the developers cared if I had fun. Unlike its predecessors, Escape Dead Island feels devoid of heart or identity. It is a cruel reminder of the shovelware that plagued the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and the Wii and behind its generic facade hides a malnourished newborn of a game starved for nutrition and attention.

26 Dec, 2014 Read full review

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