Hunkered aboard a sturdy military ship and triumphantly homeward bound, Xian Mei, Sam B and the rest of their battle-weary crew are able, at long last, to breathe a sigh of relief — or so they thought. Sure, they may have quelled the wave of zombies that attacked Banoi in Dead Island, but they forgot one rule that governs the sea — beware the Riptide. Just as their rescue helicopter touches down to safety on the ship deck, a furious monsoon ravages the hopes of our unfortunate protagonists and steers them on a direct course toward imminent doom — in yet another zombie-ridden town. An undead uproar is on the horizon once more — and this time, the carnage and chaos promise to be more rampant than ever. Pack your suitcase and load your weapons for another vacation on Dead Island. This Rigor Mortis Edition stocks you up with a hefty tourist's supply of souvenirs commemorating your journey. Dig through the travel suitcase packaging, and find the Dead Island Riptide: Special Edition game buried amidst a heap of extra goodies, including a Zombie Hula Girl bobblehead, Severed Hand bottle opener/magnet and Bungalow Key with a wooden tag. Once you've collected your loot, the fun truly begins in an all-new danger zone, Henderson. Once a luxurious watering hole for the yacht-collecting upper class and tree-hugging eco-tourists, the island resort is now a storm-soaked ghost town, where only wreckage and occasional boats remain. But this port locale on the island of Palanai is also your one last hope for survival. Rally together with the surviving members of the team, or team up with a friend in the enhanced co-op mode, and orchestrate an elaborate defense using traps, fences and turrets to keep your brain-eating foes at bay. This time, the battle gets up-close and personal as a hand-to-hand combat expert, John Morgan, joins the team as a fifth playable character. Plus, the Special Edition game disc gives you insider access to an extra character skin, a pack of weapon mods and a digital strategy map. If you can handle the Riptide, you can handle anything — presuming, of course, that you make it out alive.