Just like the previous title, the Dead Island 2 multiplayer will have gamers facing hordes of the undead in LA together. There are some hoops however to unlocking the Dead Island 2 Coop Mode.
To even unlock the coop mode, there are three separate quests that players will have to complete when starting a new game. Flight of the Damned, Desperately Seeking Emma and Bel-Air Brawl. The fourth quest Call the Calvary is where the coop magic can happen. Once players have talked to Michael and gone outside a prompt will appear stating multiplayer mode has been unlocked.
Dead Island does feature cross-gen play but doesn’t include crossplay. This means that PS4 and PS5 players can play together and Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S players vice versa. Last-gen console users can only join the games of newer-gen users. For example, PS4 users can only join the game of a PS5 user. PS5 players can’t join the games of PS4 players.
Every multiplayer session in Dead Island 2 can have a team size of three people with six characters to select. Any player that is too far ahead in the story can’t host a game with someone who hasn’t progressed enough ahead. Mission progress and all items collected in a multiplayer game can be transferred to a single-player playthrough.
Plot-wise the story of Dead Island 2 happens ten years after the events of the first Dead Island. This also includes the events that happened in Dead Island Riptide. Players will be exploring the open world of a zombie-ridden California. Those who haven’t been infected dub themselves Slayers a group who are devoted to killing the undead in style. If gamers haven’t played the first Dead Island, there is no need as Dead Island 2 follows a different group of survivors with a new story.
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