Maybe Deep Silver was planning on taking a play out of Minecraft's book and selling a game as they develop it.Īfter several hours with the fixed version of Dead Island, the game is more polished, allowing the interesting combination of Fallout 3 looting and Left 4 Dead-esque melee battles shine through. Video games are continously patched and fixed to ensure a quality experience for the players.
First impressions are always important, but the world of gaming has been leaning towards the continuous development mentality for which Google is widely known. It's a shame to see a game with such possibilities face its audience for the first time as an obvious developmental build. Other territories are not affected by this situation, the fully patched game will be available on Friday as announced." We are very sorry for any issues you may have experienced while playing the game–the correct, patched version will be made available to North American players ASAP. "We deeply regret that an incorrect version of Dead Island was inadvertently made available to players on Steam launch in North America. The following statement was issued to explain the situation to reviewers and customers alike: This PC version of Dead Island sadly felt like a beta and that's because it was.ĭeep Silver has plans to announce something to make it up to their fans who were affected by the day 1 PC issues and Game Rant will be sure to report further details as they become available. Many websites reviewed the game after a few hours of play, describing it as unplayable with obvious remnants from the Xbox 360 port to PC: jumpy controls, and clipping characters and objects. Reportedly, Techland had put a developmental build of Dead Island on to Steam for download which was riddled with bugs and developer-only controls. Many zombie killing enthusiasts were disappointed this morning when they found that their copy of Dead Island was less than perfect or even unfinished.
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