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Dying Light: The Beast, the latest entry in the popular zombie game franchise, is releasing early on September 18 to celebrate one million preorders, offering players a new forested setting and enhanced gameplay features, with global launch times across various regions.
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.
Dying Light: The Beast, a new installment in Techland's zombie franchise, is set to launch on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on August 22, 2025, with existing Dying Light 2: Stay Human Ultimate Edition owners receiving it for free. The game promises a blend of open-world action, survival, and horror, with additional content rooted in DLC and Xbox achievements.
Dying Light: The Beast, a standalone zombie adventure set in Castor Woods, will launch on August 22 for multiple platforms, offering players a survival experience with a unique beast power, open-world exploration, and four-player co-op, with free access for owners of Dying Light 2: Stay Human Ultimate Edition.
Undawn, an open-world zombie survival shooter featuring Will Smith, has reportedly flopped spectacularly despite a large budget and star power. The game, developed by Chinese conglomerate Tencent, has only generated a fraction of its alleged budget in revenue and failed to attract a solid player base. This has led Tencent to shift its focus away from large-scale standalone games towards casual party games and anime RPGs. The company's struggles also extend to other projects, such as the reported delay of Assassin’s Creed Jade, indicating significant pivots in its business strategy.
The controversial PC-only shooter The Day Before has officially shut down, just over a month after its launch, with its servers and official website now non-functional. The game faced numerous issues, including game-breaking bugs and glitches, and its developer, Fntastic, closed its doors shortly after release. The demise of The Day Before adds to the growing number of game closures and industry layoffs, reflecting the ongoing consolidation and retraction within the gaming industry.
The Day Before, a highly anticipated zombie game on Steam, has been released in Early Access and is receiving overwhelmingly negative reviews. Players are sharing footage of game-breaking glitches and criticizing the game for being buggy, incomplete, and falsely advertised. Many are disappointed that it does not live up to the early trailer hype and lacks essential survival features. Despite the controversies surrounding the game, it has attracted a large number of viewers on Twitch. The developers have acknowledged the issues and expressed their commitment to improving the game.
Arizona Sunshine 2 for PSVR2 is an improved sequel that offers satisfying zombie brain-bashing gameplay. With enhanced graphics, controls, and a realistic reload mechanic, the game provides some of the best VR shooting experiences available. The inclusion of co-op play and interactable objects adds to the immersion, although technical issues and limitations in frame rate and resolution are present. Overall, Arizona Sunshine 2 is a must-buy for PSVR2 players, offering a solid campaign, various difficulties, and a horde mode with more maps to come.
Dead Island 2 PC requirements have been revealed, with recommended settings requiring a Radeon RX 6800 XT or GeForce RTX 2070 and 16 GB of RAM. The game will run at 60fps on Xbox Series X/S and PS5, while last-gen consoles will be limited to 30fps. Unfortunately, crossplay will not be supported. Dead Island 2 launches on April 21 for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PS5.