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The audio for Dead Island 2 on PC is mostly configured within Windows before launching the game. 
The game should update when Audio settings are changed in Windows, however in some cases you 
may need to restart the game for settings to apply properly. 
Note. The game has been optimised to sound best when using the Windows Spatial Audio formats 
such as Dolby Atmos or DTS:X for speakers or headphones.

Accessing Sound Settings In Windows

To Access sound settings in Windows simply right click on the system volume icon in the tool tray 
and select Sounds


In the Sounds window that appears, right click on your appropriate output device and select 
Configure Speakers

Within the Speaker Setup window that appears you can select an appropriate configuration, options 
may vary depending on what audio device and software is installed. 
The following audio setups in Dead Island 2 are tested and supported

• Stereo Speakers 
• 5.1 Surround Speakers
• 7.1 Surround Speakers
• Dolby Atmos For Home Theater
• Stereo Headphones
• Windows Sonic for Headphones
• Dolby Atmos for Headphones
• DTS Headphone:X

Stereo Speakers

Within the Windows Configure Speaker Setup window ensure that the stereo audio channels option 
is selected. A minimum config for this may look something like this


Whereas a connected receiver may present many more choices to select from



Complete the speaker setup by selecting Next and selecting appropriate options. 
Ensure that Spatial Sound is disabled by right clicking on the volume icon in the tooltray and ensuring 
that it says that Spatial Sound is off


The game should now be working in Stereo speaker mode correctly.

5.1 Surround Speakers

Within the Windows Configure Speaker Setup window select the appropriate 5.1 speaker setup that 
you have (either side or rear speaker layout)


Again ensure that Spatial Sound is off in the right click menu of the volume icon in the tooltray


The game should now be working in the appropriate 5.1 speaker mode correctly.

7.1 Surround Speakers

Within the Windows Configure Speaker Setup window select the 7.1 speaker setup


Again ensure that Spatial Sound is off in the right click menu of the volume icon in the tooltray

The game should now be working in the appropriate 7.1 speaker mode correctly.

Dolby Atmos Speakers

Dolby Atmos for home theatre should be configurable by installing the Dolby Access app from the 
Windows Microsoft Store
https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9N0866FS04W8
Support for setting this up is available directly from Dolby
https://www.dolby.com/gaming/
https://www.dolby.com/gaming/dolby-access/contact-us/
Once setup you should then if required within the Windows Configure Speaker Setup window you 
should then be able to select the Dolby Atmos for home theater setup

Once completed you should see this configuration active in the spatial sound settings that can be 
easily seen from the right click menu on the volume icon in the tooltray

The game should now be working with optimal sound quality for speakers with Dolby Atmos on your 
Dolby Atmos compatible surround sound receiver

Stereo Headphones

Stereo headphones are setup the same way as described for Stereo Speakers. There may be 
additional options for your soundcard that specifically supports headphones versus speakers.

Windows Sonic for Headphones

After configuring the audio device to Stereo you can then enable Spatial Sound for headphones by 
using the built in Windows Sonic for Headphones option. 
To do so right click on the volume icon in the tooltray and select the Spatial sound option and then 
select the Windows Sonic for Headphones option

You can always see what Spatial sound mode you have selected by looking at the right click menu 
and seeing what Spatial Sound is set to. It must show Spatial sound (Windows Sonic for Headphones) 
for this to be active.
The game should now be working with Windows Sonic Spatial sound over headphones.

Dolby Atmos for Headphones

Dolby Atmos for headphones should be configurable by installing the Dolby Access app from the 
Windows Microsoft Store
https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9N0866FS04W8
Support for setting this up is available directly from Dolby
https://www.dolby.com/gaming/
https://www.dolby.com/gaming/dolby-access/contact-us/
Once configured the audio device speaker setup can be left setup to stereo and then you just need 
to ensure that Dolby Atmos for Headphones is setup in the spatial sound options. 
To do so right click on the volume icon in the tooltray and select the Spatial sound option and then 
select the Dolby Atmos for Headphones option

You can always see what Spatial sound mode you have selected by looking at the right click menu 
and seeing what Spatial Sound is set to. It must show Spatial sound (Dolby Atmos for Headphones) 
for this to be active.
The game should now be working with optimal sound quality for headphones with Dolby Atmos 
Spatial sound over headphones.

DTS Headphone:X

DTS Headphone:X for should be configurable by installing the DTS Sound Unbound app from the 
Windows Microsoft Store
https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9PJ0NKL8MCSJ
Support for setting this up is available directly from DTS
https://dts.com/
https://dts.com/dts-sound-unbound-faq/
Once configured the audio device speaker setup can be left setup to stereo and then you just need 
to ensure that DTS Headphone: X is setup in the spatial sound options.
To do so right click on the volume icon in the tooltray and select the Spatial sound option and then 
select the DTS Headphone: X option

You can always see what Spatial sound mode you have selected by looking at the right click menu 
and seeing what Spatial Sound is set to. It must show Spatial sound (DTS Headphone:X) for this to be 
active.
The game should now be working with optimal sound quality for headphones with DTS Headphone:X 
sound over headphones.