Dead Island Definitive Edition Collection, PlayStation 4, M (Reif)
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Die Dead Island Definitive Collection bietet verbesserte Grafik, alle DLCs und drei Spiele in einem Paket, was sie für neue Spieler attraktiv macht. Die offene Welt und der Koop-Modus sorgen für viel Spielspaß, aber das Gameplay bleibt weitgehend wie im Original und kann repetitiv wirken. Für Kenner der Originale gibt es wenig Neues, und fehlende Features wie Splitscreen und nicht übertragbare Spielstände sind Nachteile. Das zusätzliche Retro Revenge ist ein netter Bonus, aber nicht der Hauptgrund für den Kauf.
Bewertungen von Dead Island Definitive Edition Collection, PlayStation 4, M (Reif)
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I liked this game series I got them on recommendation from a work colleague, I hadn’t previously touched on zombie games, bar nazi zombies and I’m pleased I brought these.
I liked this game series I got them on recommendation from a work colleague, I hadn’t previously touched on zombie games, bar nazi zombies and I’m pleased I brought these.
Liam M
30. April 2018
This is a updated version of the original game.. Son says a total quality upgrade..
This is a updated version of the original game.. Son says a total quality upgrade..
SUPER COOK
29. April 2018
Four playable one-dimensional characters, frustrating glitches, fetch quest galore, repetitive, but addictive and sometimes fun gameplay and besides Dead Island Ryder White DLC, a hollow story. Wooden dialogue during cut scenes do not help players feel invested in the characters they are playing. The gameplay can be fun, leveling up can be enjoyable if you're ambitious enough. Beautiful luxury resort scenery with light blue oceans, horizons and cliff edges can be enjoyed on best graphic settings. If you have time to kill or to satisfy your curiosity, I would recommend this game. Otherwise find something else.
Four playable one-dimensional characters, frustrating glitches, fetch quest galore, repetitive, but addictive and sometimes fun gameplay and besides Dead Island Ryder White DLC, a hollow story. Wooden dialogue during cut scenes do not help players feel invested in the characters they are playing. The gameplay can be fun, leveling up can be enjoyable if you're ambitious enough. Beautiful luxury resort scenery with light blue oceans, horizons and cliff edges can be enjoyed on best graphic settings. If you have time to kill or to satisfy your curiosity, I would recommend this game. Otherwise find something else.
Aidan M
7. Jänner 2018
It's a bit of a wacky cartoonish style zombie game that's kinda funny. I prefer dying light personally. Still it's a fun game.
It's a bit of a wacky cartoonish style zombie game that's kinda funny. I prefer dying light personally. Still it's a fun game.
Amazon Customer
4. Jänner 2018
Riptide is a DLC code, in my opinion this a scummy tactic and really catches consumers off guard. It’s like a small portion of the F4 GOTY edition except it a separate full game. Just not cool and really unfair to future buyers of the game. The games themselves are great and some aspects of the games have been removed, such as zombies drowning when underwater, extended travel to location to location such as the police station, which I personally liked. But when played with a friend these two awesome games really shine and hides all of it flaws. Great games, just bad market choice on one on the disc and one as a download.
Riptide is a DLC code, in my opinion this a scummy tactic and really catches consumers off guard. It’s like a small portion of the F4 GOTY edition except it a separate full game. Just not cool and really unfair to future buyers of the game. The games themselves are great and some aspects of the games have been removed, such as zombies drowning when underwater, extended travel to location to location such as the police station, which I personally liked. But when played with a friend these two awesome games really shine and hides all of it flaws. Great games, just bad market choice on one on the disc and one as a download.
Tristian Ayres
3. Dezember 2017
