The franchise director of Dying Light 2 thanks the Dying Light fanbase for their support of the series in a video that has been posted. The film recalls Dying Light 2’s first year, which featured a slew of essential improvements, fun seasonal events, and even new narrative material.
Since its release in 2015, Techland’s Dying Light series has been popular among parkour and zombie-slaying players. The game’s distinctive combination of seamless parkour navigation, open-world survival aspects, and brutal melee fighting was well-received, and the subsequent sequel spiced things up a little. Dying Light 2 was published earlier this month, and despite competing with Elden Ring’s highly anticipated release that same month, the game received a positive, albeit divided, reaction. Dying Light 2 has received consistent attention from Techland in the months afterwards, with various upgrades, events, and expansions.
Tymon Smektala, the franchise director for Dying Light 2, gave a speech in a recent video review that praised the game’s community and revealed some of the game’s future plans. Since the game’s debut in February, it has received over ten significant upgrades that have included new features and content such as Photo Mode and New Game Plus. Meanwhile, fixes have rebalanced the game and repaired various flaws. Smektala also stated that the company has been working on numerous widely requested game upgrades for months, including improvements to nighttime gameplay, co-op advancement, and “more impactful, harsh, diverse physical fighting.”
Dying Light 2 will soon get several new enemy kinds, as well as more weapon varieties. More information, according to Smektala, will be released on February 4th, the first anniversary of Dying Light 2. If the first Dying Light is any indicator, gamers may look forward to some significant DLC in the future. Dying Light received The Following expansion a little over a year after its initial release, introducing a new area with a new plot, new weaponry, and a customisable buggy vehicle.
With the original Dying Light getting DLC and further updates four years after its initial release, Techland has a history of maintaining its games for a long time after its initial release. Techland’s dedication to its games bodes well for Dying Light 2, since gamers may anticipate additional updates and DLC for years to come.
