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Techland has reintroduced Dying Light Docket Codes with the launch of The Beast, which can be found in trailers and promotional materials, and redeemed at dockets.dyinglight.com for exclusive in-game items. Some codes are available before the game's release on September 19, 2025, while others require purchase of the game. A list of active codes is provided, and players are encouraged to explore various media for more codes.
Dying Light: The Beast's release date has been moved up by one day from September 19th to September 18th, as a positive surprise from Techland, who wanted to give players something special. The change is minimal, but the developers see it as a way to celebrate the game's readiness and reward pre-orders with exclusive content. The game has received positive early impressions.
Dying Light: The Beast is a more focused and intense sequel that revives the series' core elements, featuring Kyle Crane in a feral world with upgraded combat, new skills, and a return to survival horror, promising a scale similar to the original game and emphasizing a revenge story with thrilling gameplay.
Techland is bringing back Kyle Crane in the upcoming standalone game Dying Light: The Beast, driven by community love for the character and the developers' own attachment. The game features new environments like Castor Woods, intense gore, and innovative gameplay elements such as Beast mode, all built on Techland's in-house engine to ensure high performance and detailed visuals. The developers emphasize their focus on core franchise mechanics while experimenting with new features and settings, aiming to deliver a fresh yet familiar experience for fans.
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Techland released a free graphical update called Dying Light: Retouched, enhancing textures, shadows, physics, and audio, making the game look and sound better across platforms, ahead of the upcoming Dying Light: The Beast release.
Dying Light celebrates its 10th anniversary with a free update called Dying Light: Retouched, offering improved textures, lighting, and remastered soundtrack on PC and consoles, but the update will not be available on Nintendo Switch, which also won't see a new version of the game for Switch 2. The studio is focusing on upcoming projects including Dying Light: The Beast and other media.
The Dying Light: Retouched update, which enhances visuals and audio, will not be available on Nintendo Switch, and there are no plans for a Switch 2 port, with Techland focusing on other platforms and upcoming titles.
Techland released the free Retouched update for the original Dying Light, enhancing visuals and remastering the soundtrack without overhauling the game, to celebrate its 10-year legacy and maintain player interest.
Techland has revealed a new trailer and gameplay details for "Dying Light: The Beast," a standalone zombie survival game featuring Kyle Crane, the protagonist from the original Dying Light. Announced at The Game Awards, the game is set for a Summer 2025 release on multiple platforms. "Dying Light: The Beast" will be free for owners of the Ultimate Edition of Dying Light 2, which will not receive further DLC support. The game promises over 18 hours of content and features Crane in a new storyline involving experimentation and survival challenges.
Techland has announced that "Dying Light: The Beast," an open-world action survival game, will launch in summer 2025 for multiple platforms, including PlayStation and Xbox. Owners of the "Ultimate Edition" of "Dying Light 2: Stay Human" will receive the game for free. The game introduces a new antagonist, the Baron, who has experimented on protagonist Kyle Crane, leading to Crane's quest for revenge while managing his newfound powers. The game promises immersive gameplay with a detailed open world, dynamic weather, and new threats, including a day-night cycle.
The first official Legend of Zelda LEGO set, featuring a 2-in-1 Great Deku Tree model, is now available for preorder. Additionally, there are significant discounts on popular games like Elden Ring, EA Sports FC24, and Dying Light across various platforms including Nintendo Switch, PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.
Chinese tech giant Tencent is set to acquire a majority shareholding in Techland, the studio behind the popular game Dying Light. Techland's CEO, Paweł Marchewka, announced the partnership, stating that the studio will retain full ownership of its intellectual properties and creative freedom. The move aims to further develop Dying Light as the ultimate zombie game experience and to support the studio's upcoming open-world fantasy action RPG. Dying Light 2, released in February 2022, sold five million copies during its launch month, while the original Dying Light has sold over 20 million copies.
Yahtzee reviews Dead Island 2, a game with a troubled development history and a misleading announcement trailer. The game has gone through multiple developers, including Techland who went on to make Dying Light, and is now being developed by Dambuster Studios.
Dying Light, the open-world RPG game developed by Techland, is available for free download on the Epic Games Store until April 13. The game features a parkour expert tasked with infiltrating a quarantine zone infested with zombies in search of a cure. The Enhanced Edition includes all of the game's content, including the paid The Following expansion. The game has a dynamic day-night cycle that influences the intensity of the zombies. The deal also includes other free games such as Shapez, Mordhau, and Second Extinction.
Dying Light's Enhanced Edition, featuring the base game and post-launch DLC, is free on the Epic Games Store for a week. The game combines parkour and zombie-slaying action and has sold over 20 million copies. The offer ends on April 13th and will be replaced by Mordhau and Second Extinction.