And you can scale it as much as you want within the eight players.” “It becomes a strange action MMO experience at that point. “You’re like, okay, I guess there’s some powerful dude over there, I’ll go check him out and see what he’s up to,” Kempson continues. It’s seamless to the point where you don’t even invite people to play.” “You could really be eight separate entities existing in your dedicated server in this area of California and just running into each other.
“It’s an MMO-like experience,” Yager’s Michael Kempson said to Eurogamer. A sequel that seems to have a lot of ambitions regarding the seamlessness of its online co-op play. A sequel being developed by Yager, the studio behind Spec Ops: The Line, the acclaimed topical third person shooter that put them on the map.
Who knows? What I do know is, the game was successful enough to warrant a full fledged sequel, Dead Island 2, announced at E3 last month. Maybe it’s just because they were games about zombies, and, I don’t know, the public digs zombies. Maybe it was because they got the parts that their intended audience really cared about right. Dead Island, as well as its sequel, Dead Island Riptide, found an immense amount of success with audiences in spite of the plethora of problems that they harbored.
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