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Ryder White (the voice) has a helicopter and is about to leave and gets bit by a zombie then turns into a zombie and you have to kill him and once you do that you leave onto the helicopter
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In the end of Dead Island, the survivors manage to escape the island via helicopter while a nuclear bomb detonates, destroying the island and eradicating the zombie threat. The fate of the survivors and what awaits them after they escape is left open to interpretation.
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