In a few weeks, Survival series Dying Light 2: Stay Human will finally be released; Even after the full version is released, the new game content will continue for a long time.
Developer Decland now talks about post-launch projects Dying Light 2: Be human. It is known that the Zombie Survival sequel will be released on February 4, 2022, which will be very detailed depending on the style of the game anyway. Even those who have mastered the real core game should be kept in the future.
According to the studio, the current plan is to continue to develop and expand the game world for at least five years after the actual release. There should be new stories in the form of DLC content, new locations, sporting events and more.
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– Dying Light (yingDyingLightGame) January 14, 2022
These projects were not a big surprise, after all, the first dying light was provided with extra content for a long time. Formal confirmation should give a certain amount of joy and reassurance to many interested parties.
For comparison: The first Dying Lite was released in 2015, and has since been offered additional DLC content for several years, including several free updates. There were also shortcut campaigns with big game brands like Left 4 Dead 2 or Rocket League.
Dying Light 2 was originally announced for E3 2018 with an early release of 2020. The game has been postponed several times, but this time the release for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S and Switch (Cloud) could be delayed until February 4, 2022.
Dying Light 2: Stay Human has a new, three-minute gameplay trailer that features some new characters and story elements.
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