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Escape Dead Island
Escape Dead Island
Regular Price $9.99Vendor: Deep Silver
Product Type : Playstation 3
"Escape Dead Island" is a survival mystery game developed by Swedish studio Fatshark and published by Deep Silver. Released in 2014 for various platforms, including the PlayStation 3, the game is set in the same universe as the "Dead Island" series. However, it takes a departure in terms of gameplay style, featuring a third-person perspective and a more stylized, cel-shaded art style. Here's an overview of the plot:
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Setting:
- The game is set on Narapela, an island near the Banoi archipelago, where the events of the original "Dead Island" games took place. Narapela has become mysteriously infested with a zombie outbreak, and a group of characters sets out to investigate the cause.
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Protagonist:
- The player controls Cliff Calo, a journalist and the son of a wealthy media mogul. Cliff arrives on Narapela with the goal of uncovering the truth behind the zombie outbreak and the government's involvement.
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Investigative Journalism:
- The game begins with Cliff and his friends attempting to reach Narapela to expose the outbreak and reveal the government's cover-up. As the story progresses, players explore the island and gather information about the mysterious epidemic.
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Reality and Hallucinations:
- As the narrative unfolds, players start to question the reliability of Cliff's perception of reality. The game introduces hallucinatory elements, blurring the line between what is real and what is imagined.
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Island Exploration:
- Players navigate through various environments on Narapela, encountering zombies and other dangers. The game combines elements of exploration, stealth, and combat as players try to survive and uncover the island's secrets.
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Connection to Dead Island Series:
- While "Escape Dead Island" is a standalone game, it serves as a bridge between the events of the original "Dead Island" and its sequel, "Dead Island 2." The story provides some insight into the origins of the zombie outbreak and the role of the government.
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Twists and Turns:
- The plot of "Escape Dead Island" takes unexpected turns as players delve deeper into the mystery behind the outbreak. The hallucinatory elements contribute to a sense of psychological tension and uncertainty.
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Comic Book Art Style:
- The game is notable for its cel-shaded, comic book-inspired art style, distinguishing it from the more realistic visuals of the main "Dead Island" series.
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