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"Project Hell has been announced by Dead Island developer Techland. The fantasy first-person hack-and-slash game started out as a weapons mod for Dead Island. Describing the mod as &amp;quot;brutally fun and addictive&amp;quot;, the team began work on a game prototype.   Techland has since been given independence to develop the title, codenamed Project Hell, releasing a number of concept images on its blog site. The team is encouraging user-participation, requesting feedback and ideas from the community. &amp;quot;Everything posted here is work in progress, which you can comment [on] convincing us in our greatness or causing us to go home and rethink our lives. We will also ask for your help in making some decisions,&amp;quot; reads a Techland blog post. &amp;quot;Our main goal is to make a game we can all enjoy playing so don&amp;#039;t expect unicorns and fairies - we prefer breaking through hordes of undead minions only to slaughter their devilish and loathsome masters in a bloody boss-fight.  &amp;quot;To achieve that we&amp;#039;ll use our experience already gained in game development and enhanced technology from Dead Island.  &amp;quot;We believe that we can make something really unique and thrilling and share it with you. Keep your fingers crossed.&amp;quot;  Techland&amp;#039;s previous release Dead Island launched to mixed reviews last September.  Releasing with a large day-one patch, the game sparked controversy for a sexist slur hidden within its code. A sequel titled Dead Island: Riptide will reportedly be unveiled soon. A follow-up was rumoured after original developer Techland filed a trademark for the name Dead World. &amp;gt; Read Digital Spy&amp;#039;s Dead Island review Watch a trailer for Dead Island below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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