Be warned that you will have to take care of any zombies along the way as you make your way to the door. The final objectives in Dead Island 2’s “The Death of the Party” side quest takes place inside Curtis’ house. Head inside and complete the final objectives for The Death of the Party You now have access to Curtis’ mansion after speaking with him. Speak to Curtis and inform him that the power to his mansion is up and running again. You can now make your way back where you came from.READ MORE: Dead Island 2: Should I play the first installment? Plot explained Your character will acknowledge that power is back up after this. Use the water to transport electricity from one end to the other. Go outside and grab the jerrycan of water outside.After taking them down, you can see an electric cable split into two on the ground. Be warned as there will be a few zombies greeting you as soon as you make your way in there.This is where you need to go in order to restore the electricity to the mansion. Go to the back left corner of the gardens where you will find a flight of stairs.Speak with Curtis for a while and take note as he asks for your help in restoring power to his house. Help Curtis during this side questĪfter killing the zombies loitering in the area, a man appears on the balcony of the house. You will now need to enter an area where some zombies are loitering about. Interact with the intercom and follow the on-screen instructions.Screengrabs Courtesy of WoW Quests via YouTube As you are walking, you will come across a house where someone is calling for you through their intercom. If you haven’t unlocked Curtis Sinclair’s mansion yet, all you have to do is explore the streets of Bel-Air after leaving Emma Jaunt’s house.Check out our article on the different zombie types in Dead Island 2 to familiarize yourself with what they do and what kind of variants there are. READ MORE: Dead Island 2: Characters and Skills Listĭuring “Plumbing the Depths”, this is when you will first encounter a Screamer in the game.
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