While the switch to Unreal Engine might be a stark contrast from the original which used developer Techland’s proprietary Chrome engine, but using a licensed engine in such dire development circumstances is a much better move than building an in-house engine and developing the tech alongside the game itself.ĭambuster Studios has also done a great job in utilizing the engine’s impressive rendering techniques to create a game that looks like a treat. We have thoroughly tested the game on PS5, and we will be running down through the many technical aspects of Dambuster’s latest release in this in-depth graphical analysis.ĭead Island 2 is built using Epic’s Unreal Engine 4, and remains all the better for it. But now, the game is finally in our hands and it looks to be a really fun sequel that builds upon the strong foundations of the original.Īs for the technical side of things, Dead Island 2 puts forth a strong visual presentation with plenty of highlights in terms of rendering techniques and graphical fidelity. Originally announced all the way back in 2014, Dead Island 2 has crawled out from the depths of development hell in a time span of 9 years all while enduring multiple developer changes and countless delays. The games industry is no stranger to games that take what seems like forever to release, and Dead Island 2 is certainly one of those titles.
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