Now here is something that came out of nowhere. It appears that the 2015 build of Dead Island 2 has been leaked online. According to reports, there is a working build of this unreleased game circulating the Internet. Not only that, but below you can find some screenshots from it.
Dead Island 2 has been in development hell for a while. YAGER was originally developing game, using Unreal Engine 4. However, it’s now reported that Dambuster Studios is currently working on it. In May 2019, THQ Nordic claimed that we’d be soon hearing about this game. However, and after a whole year, we haven’t heard anything at all about it.
Below you can find some screenshots from the 2015 build of Dead Island 2. Needless to say that these screenshots do not represent the quality of the final game. And, for today’s standards, they might look a bit dated. After all, this is an unpolished build we’re talking about.
not yet but check this out pic.twitter.com/MhCCMxXYRP
— James (@GarnetSunset) June 5, 2020
vrOOOM pic.twitter.com/haRC3S4nKK
— James (@GarnetSunset) June 5, 2020
https://twitter.com/JHarrdington/status/1268988453527498752?
As always, we won’t allow any links to this 2015 build. We may ban those that share direct links to this leaked version of Dead Island 2. We are pretty sure that if you search enough, you will be able to find it.
Let’s hope that THQ Nordic will reveal the new version of Dead Island 2 sooner rather than later.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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