With Dead Island 2 finally gearing up for its official launch later this month, fans of the popular franchise are excited to get their hands on the highly anticipated title. The horror-survival game has gone through a series of delays ever since its development began, with many fearing that the game might eventually get scrapped due to the number of roadblocks the developers have faced.
Fortunately, the title will officially be hitting shelves on April 21, 2023, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The developers have also announced the official PC hardware requirements for Dead Island 2, which have been listed in this article.
Given below are the Minimum, Recommended, High, and Ultra system requirements that you will need to run Dead Island 2 on your PC:
1) Minimum Requirements (1080p, 30 fps)
2) Recommended Requirements (1080p, 60 fps)
3) High Requirements (1440p, 60 fps)
4) Ultra Requirements (4K, 60 fps)
Furthermore, Dead Island 2's developers have confirmed that the game will support AMD's FSR2 and FidelityFX Contrast Adaptive Sharpening. Interestingly, there was no mention of Nvidia's DLSS, but the title's FAQ page does state that it won't support any performance-boosting software, so many fans are of the belief that it’s probably referring to DLSS.
Nevertheless, it’s going to be rather odd if the game does eventually end up supporting AMD's FSR2 but not DLSS, as both of these features are technically performance-boosting tools.
Additionally, Dead Island 2 will be dropping with a three-player co-op mode as well. Unfortunately, those looking to play with friends on a different platform won't be able to do so as the title doesn't support cross-play. With the title slated for an official
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