Dying Light 2 takes what was established in the first game and expands and improves on it in almost every way. There are some purists who won’t like the more exaggerated jumping abilities and more vibrant colour scheme, but for me, the slightly over the top look and feel has made it far more enjoyable. There’s loads of content to get through, a lengthy albeit unspectacular story, plentiful side quests and easter eggs to find, and a bucket load of loot to collect. It’s not without its problems, but it’s a very enjoyable game that’s easy to recommend.
"The Wrocław-based (Poland) video games publisher and developer Thecland today announced with great thrill and happiness that they have just reeleased the "Nightmare" mode for their post-apocalyptic survival/ARPG "Dying Light 2" (the said mode is available right now for PC and" - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Techland has revealed more information about the Dying Light 2 Nightmare Mode update, which will bring a new difficulty level this week.
MP1st chats with Dying Light Franchise Director Tymon Smektala about future updates, making a live-service game. and more in this interview.
