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About Dead Island 

Dead Island is an action open-world survival role-playing game. It has been developed by Techland and published by Deep Silver.

• Welcome to the Island of Banoi. A beautiful tropical island with numerous beaches, clear blue water, and lush rainforests infested with brainless, flesh-eating zombies. Nothing spells fun more than having a zombie apocalypse on a tropical island.
• Choose from four available survivors and find a way to escape the cursed island.
• Combat is centered on melee and you have to survive with whatever weapon you can find in your environment.
• Crafting will also play a role in whether you survive the game. Learn to craft your weapons and have a chance to live.

Dead Island Reviews

Trying to keep a mental catalogue of the things that are wrong with Dead Island, at least in its current state, is kind of exhausting. The good news is, the sum total of those issues still isn’t damning enough that I would dissuade you from playing it. If you list open worlds, questing, co-op, loot, and zombies on your list of video game interests, this game has an awful lot to offer, warts and all.

Giant Bomb

Dead Island probably won’t win any game of the year awards. It’s got visual bugs, the controls take a bit to feel normal, and the presentation in general isn’t up to snuff. But the game gets a lot right. There is a huge world to explore, thousands of zombies to kill, and tons of side quests to take. Here on the other side of a 25-hour playthrough — where I skipped a lot of side quests after Act 1 — I’m anxious to get back into Dead Island, and despite the game’s flaws, that’s not something I say often.

IGN

It’s a game that for whatever reason stands out. It manages to feel fresh and new in its presentation and gaming experience. It’s survival horror how it should be. Instead of running for the finish line that is the end of the game. The player is working at surviving and hoping to get to the end in one piece and enjoying every moment.

Impulsegamer