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To run, or not to run... from bikini-clad zombies.

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Thejimquisition: "I must confess a fair amount of fondness for Dead Island, Techlands admittedly messy foray into tropical zombie mayhem. While not a particularly polished game, it carried with it a certain charm, marrying cooperative role-playing mechanics to hack n slash undead slaughter. Unfortunately, attempts to capitalize on the original games apparent success have failed to gain much traction. Dead Island Riptide felt like a tepid placeholder that refused to address the original games many varied problems, and while I barely even noticed the release of Dead Island Epidemic, the popular opinion seems to be that I didnt miss much. Sadly, the same is true for Deep Silvers latest spin on the series, with Escape Dead Island coming across as little more than a rushed attempt to remind us the franchise exists while Dead Island 2 remains in production."

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Escape Dead Island tries new things in Dead Island series, such as a more personal approach to story, but succeeds only partially.

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SegmentNext writes: "Whoever decided on the direction for Escape Dead Island did so with an iron fist and accepted no input. Thats apparent from the many botched design choices in this rushed product that were never questioned."

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Justin Celani writes: Dead Island appeared to take the world by storm; much like a zombie virus does in all its fictional glory. When Deep Silver published the first trailer that tugged on players hearts everywhere, people took notice. The final product was anything but emotional, and instead was a fun, 4 player first person co-op zombie game with blood, guts and tons of loot. Fast forward to today, and we have a spin off called Escape Dead Island launching on PS3, Xbox 360, and PC. Is it more of the same game play we have come to love, or simply a dead man walking?

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Justin Celani writes: Dead Island appeared to take the world by storm; much like a zombie virus does in all its fictional glory. When Deep Silver published the first trailer that tugged on players hearts everywhere, people took notice. The final product was anything but emotional, and instead was a fun, 4 player first person co-op zombie game with blood, guts and tons of loot. Fast forward to today, and we have a spin off called Escape Dead Island launching on PS3, Xbox 360, and PC. Is it more of the same game play we have come to love, or simply a dead man walking?