However, Henderson claimed that Dambuster would stay faithful to the game and would not differ significantly from the 2014 trailer that gave a sneak peek of the title. The change in developers may mean that certain elements are to change, and its originality from Techland would suffer. And just in case you missed it, check out Reyna’s review of the game.The game was announced in 2014 with a gameplay trailer, but after that, it did not have any news about its development and track.
No word on if there will be a physical version of the soundtrack just yet.ĭead Island 2 is currently available on PC via the Epic Games Store, Xbox One, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
According to the press release, Williams’ lifelong love of all things horror has been a driving force behind his creative output.Īnd if you really like the soundtrack, you can buy it digitally for $8.99 over at Amazon Music. Ryan Williams, composer and senior audio designer at Deep Silver Dambuster Studios, created the majority of the 31 tracks available on the Dead Island 2 soundtrack, with experienced British music consultancy and creation company Feel For Music also contributing. You’ll have to track down Karen O’s 2019 album Lux Prima for that one. The Dead Island 2 Official Soundtrack is now available to listen to for free on several different streaming platforms, including Spotify, iTunes and YouTube.Īnd in case you’re curious, the soundtrack does not include “Drown”, the song found in the opening cinematic by Karen O and Danger Mouse. If you were looking to take a break and chill out to the music from Deep Silver and developer Dambuster Studios’ Dead Island 2, you’re in luck.
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