Paradise meets Hell! Welcome to the Zombie Apocalypse experience of a lifetime – and now more beautiful than ever. Caught in the midst of an epic zombie outbreak on the tropical island of Banoi, your only thought is: Survival! The Dead Island Experience Smash heads, crack skulls and slice ‘em up with visceral astounding melee combat and true story-based 4 player co-op in a sprawling open world just waiting for exploration. Including all previously released DLC! Fully remastered: Experience Dead Island in crisp full HD with Improved graphics, game models and a photorealistic lighting system with physically based shading Adrenaline-Fuelled Combat: Smash heads, crack skulls and slice ‘em up with the weapon of your choice in the visceral astounding melee combat ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmtioPuOTTE

Download the Lone Wolf mod here: https://forums.undeadlabs.com/threads/mod-lonewolf-gamemode-mod-open-for-testing-new-file-update.53447/ Lonewolf is a new game mode built off the basis of Breakdown created with the intent of putting intense emphasis on the game's immersion of helplessness, uncertainty, and chaos making the struggle to keep your community alive and sane much more difficult by applying raising pressure onto player. What severely differentiates Lonewolf from the original game’s community played gameplay is that the player is only allowed play and control the actions of a single survivor in a group of apocalyptic citizens. The ambitious goal of Lonewolf was to design an intense and immersive single survivor sandbox game mode; replacing breakdown. State of Decay never truly underlined the foundation of helplessness and pressured struggle throughout its amazing gameplay, Lonewolf profoundly focuses on this concept. In order to accomplish these goals, Lonewolf has created a choreography of survivalist struggles - Pressure is constantly applied to the player, hopes become superficial, and creating yields for the player. Lonewolf focuses primarily on the world around, manipulating loot, zombies, and survivors. Supplies in the world are depleted, specifically fuel, food, and ammo. Firearms and Melee weapons are distributed in an advanced and unpredictable manner, but ammo to support gunfire is in jeopardy. It may be days before you encounter a decent stash of ammo locked up in some random household on the side of the map. Edible food is severely scarce in the world, finding nothing but empty wrappers; your efforts just to support yourself through the apocalypse could potentially become a full time job, not to mention any of the other hungry mouths at home if you have any. Survivors are rarely encountered in the world, obtaining them in itself a difficult feat to accomplish. More survivors mean greater potential for home facilities like building, crafting, and supporting, but it also brings more drama into play. Without other survivors, the player has no options to build facilities at home like a medical tent. Making your options when sick or hurt very limited. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPH6GLkYnJg