Dead Island 2: Lt. Land's Case Key Location | How to Unlock Lt. Land's Case

When you stumble upon locked cases in Dead Island 2, you’re left wondering what may be inside some of them, especially if it has a good name like Lt. Land’s Case. Someone with a decent military rank like that would definitely have good loot for you to plunder right?

Well, you’re in luck, Lt. Land’s Case are one of the few locked containers lying around in Venice Beach that don’t really require you to wander off that far just to unlock it. You’ll only need to go for a short jog in this guide so let’s get started.

Lt. Land’s Case Key Location

Lt. Land will need some help getting himself unstuck from one of the nearby landing crafts that are left beached on the shore. That can be accessed inside the makeshift military base that’s been setup on the west side of the map.

Dead Island 2 Lt. Land Right Boat Location

Here’s the map with the base drawn in, once you get to the area where we’re currently hovering over at, you’ll see three landing crafts that are socially distanced from one another.

Head for the one on the right and vault over to begin the fight.

Dead Island 2 Lt. Land Case Key Location

That’s him right there, officer! He’s by his lonesome so this fight won’t really last long, you can make it even quicker by blowing him back to the Stone Age using the explosive barrel nearby.

Thank him for his service and grab Lt. Land’s Case Key before you head back into the tents for a debrief.

That’s how you unlock Lt. Land’s case, it contains a Destructive Heavy Revolver and a few boxes of ammunition. Perfect if you wish to continue roleplaying as Rick Grimes or Dirty Harry, you can even use your shiny new peacemaker on the nearby Police Station for a chance of getting even more ammunition!

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