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Andrew Rybenkov <aryb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>and if you liked Borderlands
>don't miss Dead Island franchise.
>
>This RPG'ish slasher/shooter is very similar to Borderlands
>yet a bit more tight and with better environment.
>Tons of weapons. Messing around with your inventory is guaranteed ;)

Dead Island is a good game, but it lacks variety.  Killing the same
zombies over and over gets old.  I never bothered with the final chapter
of the game, once I got the "there's no going back" prompt I declared
victory and moved on to another game.  I have Dead Island Riptide but
never played it.  It got terrible reviews, basically the complaint was
that it was more of the same.  So the original game is worth picking up
cheap, but I'd pass on the sequel.

Dead Island 2 is supposed to be in the works, hopefully they'll try to
improve on the original instead just rehashing it.

					Ross Ridge

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On Wed, 18 Jun 2014 19:57:05 +0400, Ross Ridge <rri...@csclub.uwaterloo.ca> wrote:

> Dead Island is a good game, but it lacks variety.  Killing the same
> zombies over and over gets old.  I never bothered with the final chapter
> of the game, once I got the "there's no going back" prompt I declared
> victory and moved on to another game.  I have Dead Island Riptide but
> never played it.  It got terrible reviews, basically the complaint was
> that it was more of the same.  So the original game is worth picking up
> cheap, but I'd pass on the sequel.
> Dead Island 2 is supposed to be in the works, hopefully they'll try to
> improve on the original instead just rehashing it.

Now as I finished SP campaign (with ~55 of ingame hours) I am tempted
to go to IMDB and change my rating from 8 to 9.

For now I put my teeth into Riptide. Awesome.

-- 
Andrew Rybenkov