Thu, Nov 03, 2011 | 00:23 GMT
Dead Island developer trademarks Dead World
Siliconera spotted a US trademark filing by TechLand for something called Dead World.
The Trademark is, of course, highly suggestive of a sequel to the first person horror RPG Dead Island, but TechLand has refused to comment.
Thanks, Eurogamer.


7 comments
#1
monty12345
03/11/11, 12:40 am
Hey your game is awesome, but you seriously need to stop making shitty generic names for your games.
I bet waaaay more people would have bought dead island if it wasn’t called: Dead Island.
and yo don’t make an mmo, It’l fail.
#2
JimFear-666
03/11/11, 1:15 am
dead island is an epic fail. I mean the game is ok but on the technical side this is by far the most horrible game i ever played. I will probably never buy another game by techland.
#3
Yoshi
03/11/11, 1:31 am
Yes Dead Island has a few flaws but it was a decent enough game… not the best or high scale triple A title but it wasn’t bad. I’d think yes they might be thinking about sequels but also just buying the domain to secure it.
#4
Colin Gallacher
03/11/11, 1:47 am
Dead Universe confirmed!
#5
YoungZer0
03/11/11, 8:50 am
… and hire a god-damn writer!
#6
Takeshi
03/11/11, 9:24 am
@3 Agreed with buying just to secure. They have a lot of stuff to fix before they’re allowed to think about a sequel though. And really? Dead World? There wasn’t enough work on Dead Island and now you’re planning a world-based game?
Personally, still waiting for a good deal and patches before I give the game a spin.
#7
revolting
03/11/11, 11:57 am
Nice. As traumatic as the console versions were, I’ve had nothing but joy from Dead Island on PC.