All Reviews: Very Positive (118,296) - 94% of the 118,296 user reviews for this game are positive. Release Date: Jan 26, 2015. Developer: Techland. Need for speed payback derelict cars. Developer Techland has announced that it has delayed the launch of Dying Light 2. The zombie survival game was originally due to release Spring 2020, and Techland has offered no indication as to.

Bad Blood matches have you and five other players are dropped into a zone with the goal of evacuating before night comes. You have to pay for seats on the extraction helicopter with blood samples harvested from the undead, forcing you to work together with other players to collect those samples or, alternately, stabbing your fellow survivors in the back to steal their stuff.The global playtest for Bad Blood will begin in the “first half of December,” which we’re obviously already well into. You can sign up for a key on the, and those codes will be distributed over the course of the next several weeks.Dying Light: Bad Blood will have its full, standalone release sometime in 2018.We assumed support for Dying Light would end with the, but developers Techland have continued to support the game nearly three years after release.

That even includes a series of released throughout the latter half of 2017.

With the Xbox portion of E3 2019 now over, we’ve got a few new snippets to share regarding Dying Light 2 – developer Techland’s follow-up to their 2015 open-world free-running zombie survival hit. The below Dying Light 2 guide will walk you through everything we now know about this high-octane, story-driven sequel, from Dying Light 2 release date info to the newest trailers, information on the story and setting, and much more.Dying Light 2 release dateAll Techland said for a good long while regarding Dying Light 2’s release date is to expect the game on PC, PS4 and Xbox One sometime in 2019. But since then, they’ve abandoned this deadline and opted for a Spring 2020 release, as shown at the end of the E3 2019 trailer just below. So if all goes well, we’ve less than a year before we can get our hands on the latest Dying Light experience. Dying Light 2 trailer (E3 2019, E3 2018)Below you can take a look at the latest trailer to drop for Dying Light 2 at E3 2019. We’ve also included the announcement trailer for Dying Light 2 and the first gameplay demo (with commentary by narrative designer Chris Avellone), both of which were revealed to us at E3 2018.

Looks good, eh? Setting of Dying Light 2Dying Light 2 jumps ahead in time, beginning 15 years after the zombie apocalypse and the events of the original game.

Any semblance of civilized society that once existed has now given way to more primal and unrestrained instincts, in what the developers have called the “new dark ages” of the Dying Light universe. Factions and gang wars appear even more prevalent than before, and humanity is looking to give the zombies a run for their money for the title of greatest monsters.The city itself is also apparently not Harran, the Turkish(?) setting of the first game, but a different part of the world altogether. So those expecting to see all the familiar sights of the first Dying Light will in fact find themselves having to learn to traverse the rooftops and streets of an all new city.Dying Light 2 new featuresAdrian Ciszewski, Chief Creative Director of Techland, has said that the team considered the “three pillars” of the first Dying Light to be the parkour, the day/night cycle, and the focus on melee combat.

All three have been improved and updated for Dying Light 2 – we’re promised, for example, that at certain points throughout the game the player will be forced to contend with “parkour puzzles” in order to reach areas quickly or safely.But this time round Techland have added a “fourth pillar” to Dying Light 2: the “narrative sandbox” system. What this means is that the world and its inhabitants will dynamically react on a large scale to the player’s choices throughout the game. The demo above illustrates an example of this system at work, and I’ve got to admit, I’m excited to see just how much the city will change as a result of your actions.Aiden Caldwell – the protagonist of Dying Light 2We’ve known for a while that Dying Light 2’s protagonist is not Crane from the first game. Same universe, same virus, but a different city and a different protagonist.

So who is this mystery figure in the announcement trailer? Well, with the E3 2019 trailer we have our answer.In Dying Light 2 we will be experiencing the world through Aiden Caldwell – a new protagonist with unique and powerful abilities thanks to being infected. Heightened strength and agility combined with combat skills and, undoubtedly, a great deal of experience makes for a strong and influential figure in this brutal world. We don’t yet know how exactly the infected portion of this story will play out; is this character a ticking time bomb as the Harran Virus sweeps through his body, or has he some method of keeping the infection at bay?Dying Light 2 storyWhile we have an idea of the time period and setup of Dying Light 2, Techland have supplied us with very little information on the quests and storylines we’ll be dealing with as the mysterious Aiden. But we can quite safely presume that the missions will involve dealing both with zombie troubles and with human troubles. Some of these missions will occur during the day, and others doubtless during the night, where the zombies will be out in full and terrifying force (though if Aiden is infected, does that mean he suffers during the day and can only go out on missions at night?). Personally I’m more excited about diving into the faction-on-faction action and having a good stir of that pot.

Dying Light 2 enemies and zombie typesWe’ve also received some further information regarding the zombies in Dying Light 2, and how their whole life-cycle has been updated to evolve over time. Humans who have just recently been bitten are called Virals, and as the virus has not yet caused significant damage to their bodies and cells they are particularly quick and agile infected types.