Upcoming and dying light 2: Do you want to be human? Check out the new five-minute gameplay trailer released by the developers, which looks at the game’s monstrosities.
With the new game trailer Dying Light 2: Be human Techland developers place the zombies of the game in the center. The new five-minute trailer shows new toys in the footsteps of protagonist Aidan Caldwell, who must cross the abandoned clinic.
Dead Light 2 has many different types of monsters
Through the hospital, the player encounters several “monsters” as the developers call their zombies Dying Light 2: Stay Human. Among them are the so-called “sleeping beauties” (English word for sleeping beauty), especially those who act with attention to sounds. Other nausea monsters secrete mud. Other monsters are very tough and have famous names like “Demolisher” and “Evaporate”. Check out the full new game trailer below:
Meanwhile, another video from the developers provides insights into the creative process of Monstrosities in Dying Light 2: Be human. This video can be found here in the second chapter of Knowledge 2:
During a recent PC gaming show on E3, narrator Pyotr Simeone gave a detailed overview of the plot of Dying Light 2: Stay Human, and spoke about the protagonist, Aidan Caldwell. You can read more about this in the following news.
Dying Light 2: The developer talks about the protagonist and the system
Dying Light 2 December 7, 2021 on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X | To be released for the S and Xbox One.
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