The Brentwood Sewers is one of the more linear locations inDead Island 2. It’s meant to bridge the areas of Bel-Air and Venice Beach together and act as a smaller location. So there’s not much to find down here in all honesty. With that said, just like other areas inDead Island 2, there are a few Workbenches to find in the Brentwood Sewers. So, let’s quickly break down all the Workbenches you can find down here.
Dead Island 2– Brentwood Sewers Workbench locations
To kick things off, check out the map below. It has the basic location for all three workbenches in the Brentwood Sewers. And this is also the order that we’ll tackle each Workbench.
Brentwood Sewers Workbench #1
The first Workbench in the Brentwood Sewers is pretty hard to miss. It’s in thefirst roomyou find after thestarting corridor. If this is your first time in this area, be sure to upgrade and maintain your weapons. There are some tough encounters further on in the sewer, so it’s good to be prepared. You should also have a gun at this point in the game, so make sure that you have ammo and that it matches your level.
Brentwood Sewers Workbench #2
The second Workbench is located just beyond thehalfway pointof the Brentwood Sewers. It’s in thecontrol roomthat you find after escaping from the big group of zombies. Once again, use this to maintain your weapons as there are a couple more encounters to go.
Brentwood Sewers Workbench #3
The final Workbench is in thevery last roomof the Brentwood Sewers. And the nearby ladder will take you to Venice Beach, the next big area ofDead Island 2. So make sure all your weapons are in tip-top shape before heading on.
Brentwood Sewers is one ofDead Island 2‘s smaller areas, so there aren’t many Workbenches. But there are plenty of other areas with a lot of secrets to uncover.Beverly Hillshas a load of Workbenches for you to hunt down, andMonarch Studiossomehow has even more.
Sam Robins
Sam is a Contributing Writer at PC Invasion. For just over 5 years, he has been writing about all areas of gaming from news and guides, to reviews of the latest titles. When he’s not writing, he’s usually sinking time into an RPG or trying to convince his friends to play The Legends of Heroes series. He can usually be found lurking on Twitter (@GhoolyTV) most days.
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