Techland's open world post-apocalyptic action RPG will be showcased once again at the event later today, ahead of its February launch.
Get a long look at a new mission with a lot going on in the upcoming post-apocalyptic action RPG title.
Ahead of its February 4th, 2022 release, Techland says it will "spend additional time making sure that we deliver the best possible experience."
The size might increase with a day one patch. Meanwhile, pre-loading for the game will go live a couple days before launch.
Players will learn a lot about The City by observing billboards, eavesdropping on conversations, listening to tapes, and much more.
Lead game designer Tyson Smektala says that the recent delay is due to the need for more polish and living up to fans' expectations.
Dying Light 2 Stay Human's lead designer Tymon Smektala has hinted that the game might feature classes geared towards co-op gameplay in the future.
Also, depending on one's choices, major characters could end up having less prominent roles or even becoming Aiden's enemies.
After word of a next gen patch in the works, it seems a rating for a potential native next gen version has surfaced.
Ahead of the sequel's release, it seems the original game is still looking to get some type of support all these years later.
Depending on protagonist Aiden's decisions throughout the story, these structures can be turned into valuable locations for the people.
Techland's Tymon Smektala also discusses the delay to next year and how the additional two months will be used for more polish.
Dawson will play a character named Lawan, who is said to be seeking revenge against people who wronged her in the past.
Dying Light 2 will feature an interweaving system for parkour and combat, according to its lead gameplay designer.
It will release in February 2022 alongside previous and current gen platforms. A free demo for the open world title is also coming.
A press release from Techland confirms support for motion controls on Nintendo Switch's version of Dying Light Platinum Edition.
The presentation debuts on September 30th and along with showcasing its vast open world, Techland will introduce another "famous face."
Higher quality weapons are difficult to come by, which means having to rely on improvised weaponry that can easily break down.
Techland's open world horror action RPG has been delayed once again, citing needing "more time to polish and optimize it."
Use the new Vault Kick to leap off of enemies and follow-up with vicious attacks. Various sights and sounds of The City can also be seen.
