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Dying Light 2 Sequel Officially Revealed at Gamescom 2024

Aug 20, 2024 6:28 PM

Techland has officially revealed a new standalone title in the Dying Light franchise called Dying Light: The Beast during Gamescom Opening Night Live. This game features the return of protagonist Kyle Crane, who has escaped captivity and undergone experiments that have integrated zombie DNA into his own. Set in the post-apocalyptic region of Castor Woods, players can expect around 20 hours of gameplay. Dying Light: The Beast includes online co-op for up to four players while also supporting solo play. Owners of Dying Light 2: Stay Human Ultimate Edition will receive the game for free, while it will be available for $39.99 for all others. A specific release date has not yet been announced but is expected later this year.

nWhat are the key features of Dying Light: The Beast?

Dying Light: The Beast includes a new open world environment, 20 hours of gameplay, a returning protagonist Kyle Crane, and can be played both solo and in four-player co-op with shared progression.

Dying Light is a beloved franchise known for its unique blend of parkour mechanics and survival horror elements. The previous installments have garnered a loyal fan base due to their expansive open-world environments and engaging gameplay that features both cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes. The series takes place in a post-apocalyptic world inundated with zombies, allowing players to explore, craft, and fight for survival against various threats. This new installment promises to further engage fans while expanding the lore and universe of Dying Light.



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