The last great human settlement exists within an unforgiving, infected world, plunged into a modern dark age. During the day, bandits, factions and starving survivors roam the streets scavenging for scraps - or someone to take them from, by violence if necessary. At night the infected roam free.
Game detailsIt’s been 15 years since humanity lost to the virus.The last great human settlement exists within an unforgiving, infected world, plunged into a modern dark age. During the day, bandits, factions and starving survivors roam the streets scavenging for scraps - or someone to take them from, by violence if necessary.
At night the infected roam free, evacuating their dark hideouts to prey on the living.You are Aiden Caldwell, an infected survivor. Your exceptional agility and brutal combat skills make you a powerful ally and a valuable commodity in this dangerous world. You can achieve things no one else can.
Enter places no one else dares. With your unique abilities you have the power to be an agent of change within this decaying metropolis.The fate of the city is in your hands.Exceptional agility and brutal combatOn your journey from humble beginnings to a person of great power, you have unprecedented freedom of movement across the city, seamlessly integrated with brutal first person combat.A modern dark ageIn a desperate city, where resources and power are scarce, unstable, and trust in ruling bodies is all but eroded; humankind has reverted to a dark age.
Civilization is gone but the relics are still there. This is a violent, primal & unforgiving world - and so are its inhabitants.2-4 player co-op gameplayPlay the entire campaign in up to four-player co-op. Host your own games or join other players’ and see how their choices have played out differently to your own and how they have shaped their world differently to yours.4K: 4K Ultra HD not available on Xbox One or Xbox One S consoles.HDR: HDR functionality available with supported games and TVs.Xbox One X Enhanced: Enhanced features for Xbox One X subject to release of a content update. Games information at.
Dying Light was the little zombie game that could, and Dying Light 2, which, looks even better. Techlands zombie-parkour darling has left a lasting impression in the years since its release. In 2016, it also got The Following DLC, which let you roam an expansive countryside while smooshing the undead beneath an armored buggy, and even a later on.That's why it's so refreshing to see Techland tackling a proper sequel. Announced at E3 2018 with a snazzy trailer, Techland hasn't been shy about sharing some key details on the changes coming to the apocalypse.Since E3 in 2019, details have been sparse. Since Dying Light 2 has now been delayed, it may be a while yet before we hear more.
Before that happens, here's everything we know about Dying Light 2 right now. Dying Light 2's release date: when to expect itAt the Microsoft E3 2019 conference, Dying Light 2 originally gave a spring 2020 release window. In January 2020, Techland announced that the sequel has been delayed and did not give an estimate of a new release window. Watch the 25-minute Dying Light 2(Image credit: Techland)The long demo shown behind closed doors at E3 2019 is finally here for all to see, and it was worth the wait.
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The demo is an impressive showcase of Dying Light 2's ambitious expanded parkour systems, combat, and choice-driven story. We also see new traversal gadgets, like pulleys that zip Aiden to a rooftop, a swinging hook, and a glider. Dying Light 2's delay will help Techland expand its storyIt's a bummer to hear that Techland is indefinitely delaying Dying Light 2, but the bright side is the studio is using that time to work on the game's story. 'Delaying the game opened opportunities to nail down the story part of the game, choices our players can make, as well as up the level of open world opportunities that player will face,' lead producer Eugen Harton told Official PlayStation Magazine.
'Building this world takes time and we want Dying Light 2 to be the evolution of what we started with in the first game.”That's great to hear, even if it means we might not get our hands on Dying Light until 2021. Based on what we've seen, it should be worth the wait.
Dying Light 2's setting: Chris Avellone is helping to bring it to life(Image credit: TechLand)It says a lot that the first voice you hear in Dying Light 2's E3 gameplay trailer is that of. If that name sounds familiar, think KOTOR 2, Pillars of Eternity, and Fallout: New Vegas to name just an inch of the amazing projects he's been a part of. Avellone has worked as a lead writer or designer (sometimes both) on a whole host of our favorite RPGs. He's become one of the industry's most coveted storytellers, and he's a key part of Dying Light 2.Lead designer Tymon Smektala discussed Avellone's involvemenet with, saying the writer was involved from the beginning to help the team define a 'modern dark ages.' 'It's a setting that explains, presents a world where the civilisation has gone back to the dark ages,' Smektala told Digital Foundry.
'Right now, everything is brutal, primal and merciless. Chris Avellone helped us to define that world, define the rules that govern it, and helped define the factions that operate in the city.' Avellone is joined by at least one member of The Witcher 3 writing team: Karolina Stachyra, known for her work on the.Though specifics on Dying Light 2's plot haven't been revealed, the developers have given us some broad strokes of what we can expect. Set 15 years after the first game, your mission is to retrieve an object which could 'change the future of humankind.' A source of clean water? A way to turn the Wi-Fi back on?
Your guess is as good as ours. But you're not alone in this grim locale. Far from it, actually. The city is full of multiple human factions, each of which will vie for your assistance, cooperation, or death. Dying Light 2's story is around 20 hours, but it has 'more than 100' hours of total contentIn a recent interview with, Dying Light 2 lead game designer Tymon Smektala shared some details about the game's length. While the main story will take around '15 to 20' hours to complete, wrapping up everything will take closer to 100 hours or more.' It is very hard to measure in an open-world game.
How long it actually takes to complete the game because of the things that happen between points A and points B of a quest, so basically it’s up to you how you play it,' said Smektala. I imagine this metric is also bolstered by Dying Light 2's diverging story choices and the natural replayability that comes from choosing a different path.
Dying Light 2: here's what gameplay looks like in the zombie sequel(Image credit: Techland)Dying Light 2's gameplay trailer gave us a snapshot of what to expect from the game's branching storyline, where entire parts of the city will change based on your choices. Check it out above. Dying Light 2 doubles the parkour moves from the originalTechland says it has 'doubled' the parkour options this time around.
In the demo, you can see this with Aiden's wallrunning, but there are also more subtle moves. Aiden can seemingly vault through the tops of doorways, slide under tables, and use a loose pipe as a pole vault. Dying Light 2 has narrative choices, here's how they workOne of Dying Light 2's big changes is how the city around you will be transformed (both physically and tonally) once you ally with one of several groups.During E3, our own Steven saw a that showed this branching world building at play.
A group of NPCs have managed to gain control over a water source, putting an air of uncertainty over the future of the surrounding communities. The Peacekeepers, a group of law and order obsessed folks, sent out an emissary to see what they could do to get the water for their people, but because this is a computer game, the emissary has gone missing and it's up to you to figure things out.When you find the water smugglers, you can choose to exact retribution on them with some old-fashioned murder, allowing the Peacekeepers to waltz in and spruce the place up. The streets will be a bit safer, water will flow for the locals, and some environmental additions will make parkour easier. Unfortunately for trouble-doers, the Peacekeepers will rule with an iron fist, practicing their favorite pastime of hanging anyone they deem a criminal. Maybe they'll turn against you someday.If you side with the smugglers, the area turns ruthless, where the desperate are charged for drinking water. Your grateful partners will cut you in on the profits, however.More practically, depending on which faction you choose, you'll see corresponding banners and colors splash a bit of life (or misery) into the region. The Peacekeepers will unfurl their banners over buildings, erect a bunch of outposts, and build walls.
Smektala was quick to clarify that your struggles won't always be between just two factions, and it won't always be as simple as a 'join us or die' dialogue prompt, meaning achieving or failing a mission objective might result in some unexpected power shifts. As is usually the case in post-apocalypse tales, there's always a chance that you'll just make things worse. Some narrative choices can be reversed, but not easilySpeaking to, lead designer Tymon Smektala explained how choice reversal isn't a simple reset button. 'It’s not like you can like go back to the moment of that decision and just change it,' Smektala said. 'You need to do some additional stuff, like complete a couple of extra missions, to fix the things that you think you wronged.
But apart from those rare instances, all of the decisions are permanent.' Make no mistake, choices still carry significant consequences. Most decisions can't be undone, but it was important for Techland to allow for reflection in some cases. 'So sometimes in crucial moments for the narrative where we feel there’s a space for you to think back and realize that maybe what you decided to do wasn’t the thing you really wanted to do, even if that’s not a ‘good’ thing.
There are a couple of instances where we give you a chance to rewrite those decisions,' Smektala said. Dying Light 2's map is four times bigger than the originalBut what good is all the player-driven choice in the world if you don't have somewhere badass to hop around? Dying Light 2 switches out its predecessor's grimy favela for the aforementioned 'modern dark ages' European city, four times larger than the original's map. It looks closer in style to the tighter Old Town portion of the original Dying Light than the wider slums, but with everything cranked to 11. There's a whole mess of banners marking faction territories, windmills covered in solar panels groan with years of disrepair, and some crumbling clock towers. Some soldiers like the Peacekeepers wear armor that looks like the Knights of the Round Table meet Mad Max.
Despite the increased population in this city (compared to Harran), nature has still reclaimed portions of the buildings and streets.Oddly enough, there's even a structure that looks suspiciously like the Arc de Triomphe, but it's got what looks like a black market operating around it serviced by elevators made from the shells of school buses.Dying Light 2 is definitely building off of the original's strong parkour gameplay. Aside from the typical running, wall-running, jumping, sliding, and climbing, Smektala has said there are twice as many parkour moves.In a very Three Musketeers move, players can dig a blade into a banner and use it to glide down to the street level. There's also some ropes and cables to swing from, whether it be from one building to the next or onto said banner. In the gameplay premiere trailer, we also see the player jumping from a building and onto the back of a moving truck.Parkour is for more than just evasion and traversal, though. When the player confronts some smugglers, we see him jump up, grab onto a pipe hanging from the ceiling, and power kicking some poor schmuck off the edge of the building. You'd think a cutthroat wastelander wouldn't put his back to certain death, but here we are. Dying Light 2's combat should offer more crafting varietySpeaking of combat, the same first-person melee looks like it's still our primary way of bashing heads in.
Just like the last game, it looks like you can combine weapons with certain elements to add a little flavor to your swing. We've seen tomahawk axes with what look like electrical cords, plus a street sign cut in half.Smektala has said the crafting is being expanded, and that there will be around 50 new combos you can apply to weapons, but you'll also be using the environment to fight back. We've seen the player whip a bucket at an enemy's head, creating an opening to shove him off the roof.The black market seen atop that Arc lookalike will sell you weapon blueprints, drugs that give you extra powers, or just more brutal tools of torture. Stealth will also play a larger role in Dying Light 2, with bushes and trash bins to hide if things get grisly. You'll also be able to sneak up on enemies for quieter kills.
We haven't seen Dying Light 2's night yet, but there are Dark Zones(Image credit: Techland)The original game's awesome day and night cycle mechanic is back, but instead of swerving around the undead on the bright streets, most of them have clustered together in Dark Zones, infected buildings with shoulder to shoulder zombies. It's enough to make the Saturday grocery shopper in me flinch.
You're welcome to pilfer the place for extra special loot, but make a noisy misstep and you'll be fleeing faster than your parent's house party. Of course, you can wait until the nighttime to do all this, it's just that your undead guests will be, you know, everywhere.The superpowered volatiles are returning, too, although we're not sure which, if any will be making a comeback. As always, they'll chase you in a dead sprint, forcing you to get crafty with your UV flashlight and some environmental tools.