The studio's fantasy action RPG has also reportedly been cancelled, having faced issues with leadership and Unreal Engine.
In its statement, while Techland didn't confirm its cancelled projects, it did mention that none of its developers had been laid off.
According to franchise director Tymon Smektala, there will be a bigger focus on exploring the ultimate fate of protagonist Kyle Crane.
In an interview, Tymon Smektala spoke about how open-world games aren't necessarily fun because of the size of their worlds.
Dying Light's franchise director of Techland spoke about how it tried to make the sequel "too accessible" to reach a wider audience.
Physics-based rendering, increased environmental texture quality, a remastered soundtrack, and more await owners of the original.
The trailer gives us a look at the former tourist town of Castor Woods, as well as its surrounding areas an the national park.
Techland's Tymon Smektala also says the team can't mess up "the depiction of the main character" because "our fans would kill us for that."
Franchise director Tymon Smektała spoke about wanting to change how it makes games to avoid taking seven years to develop sequels.
The franchise director also spoke about how the studio seemingly lost its way with Dying Light when it came to making its first sequel.
Players can utilize Survivor Sense to detect Volatiles and distinguish different types of enemies while venturing through Castor Woods.
Kyle Crane is back and seeking vengeance on those who experimented on him. More details and gameplay will be revealed later today.
Kyle Crane returns in the standalone adventure, set 13 years after the events of Dying Light: The Following in a new location.
Dying Light continues to be held in high regard more than 10 years since its release, and this feature explores why that is the case.
In addition to games, the company is also eyeing "new board games, exclusive merchandise, original webcomic series, and more."
The zombie-slaying franchise is also celebrating its 10th anniversary, with Dying Light: The Beast due out for PC and consoles this year.
A new trailer showcases Dying Light: The Beast's main antagonist, the Baron, who is described as "the biggest threat Kyle Crane has ever faced".
The standalone sequel, starring Dying Light 1 protagonist Kyle Crane, is in development for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, but doesn't yet have a release date.
Four modes are available for PS5 Pro players, from native 4K/30 FPS to upscaled 4K with 120 frames per second courtesy of VRR.
Franchise director Tymon Smektala speaks with GamingBolt about Dying Light's upcoming standalone adventure.
