Dying Light 2 [HOT]

Another reason why Techland did not make Dying Light a sequel to Dead Island was because the team wanted to create a survival game with a serious tone, while Dead Island's story is lighthearted and the game features mostly hack and slash gameplay.[28] According to producer Tymon Smektaa, the team aimed to create a story that was "more mature and more serious".[30] Concerned that their team of Poles would not be able to write a story that appealed to North American audiences, Techland invited DC Comics writer Dan Jolley to be a consultant for the story.[31] Inspirations for the story were drawn from novels such as The Plague and Heart of Darkness.[32] Despite the serious tone, the game features some exotic weapons. Game designer Maciej Binkowski felt that the game featured "Hollywood realism", and that they did not intend to make over-the-top weapons like the Dead Rising series.[33] Like Dead Island, the game's combat was melee-focused, and the team invited a group of Krav Maga technique experts to show the programmers and designers "what it was like to hit something" in order to further refine the game's combat.[34]

Dying Light contains a dynamic day and night cycle. During the day, the player has to go out and scavenge for supplies to send back to the safe zones. They can also set up traps, save random survivors, and make their way to airdrops. The infected are slow, apathetic, and easily visible, allowing the player to simply make their way past them, but their danger grows in numbers.[7] Players can also use environmental traps, such as spikes and electrified fences to kill the infected. Daytime will last for approximately 64 minutes, while night time will last for approximately 7 minutes. The game also features a physics-based lighting system and a dynamic weather system, which includes a variety of conditions such as fog, rain, and wind.

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During the night, the infected transform into something much more dangerous and become more active and dangerous. Without daylight, the senses of the infected become more acute and accurate. They gain the ability to sprint after the player and have increased damage, as well as the ability to jump and climb buildings like the player. New enemies are also introduced at night, challenging the player to survive, introducing the new playing aspect of the hunter becoming the "hunted". In order for the player to avoid contact, they need to use their survivor sense to locate infected in the dark to stay out of their way. If spotted and trying to escape their pursuers, the player can use distractions and the traps to lower their numbers. Players can use sound to lure the enemies.[8] The player's main defense against the infected is ultraviolet light, which slows them down.

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If you count yourself among the Dead Island fandom, your expectations are already set. You understand developer Techland's inconsistencies, and you are prepared to disregard the chaff so that you may reap the grain. Dying Light spawns from the same pile of mutated freaks as Dead Island, but it establishes its separate identity early on. The first difference to become clear is in tone: where Dead Island's story was difficult to take seriously, Dying Light sets the stage for a dark drama with a city overrun with infected victims, and a desperate populace anxious for hospice and aid. There are light touches here and there: you stumble upon The Bites Motel, for instance, and magazine covers and other details offer plenty of sight gags. But you are meant to be fearful and cautious, and you are meant to empathize with the survivors working so hard just to stay alive, let alone thrive.

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"I am delighted to have this double vinyl edition of my Dying Light 2 Stay Human soundtrack. On the first disc, you will follow the story of the main character and his personal journey through The city of Villedor. Like in the game, you will discover the different factions and the difficult choices he will have to take. The second disc is more about the world, its environments and dangers but through adversity, there is always time for comfort and joy. It will be a great journey for any listener and, I hope, a real treat for the players" says Olivier Deriviere (Composer)

The base game introduces us to Kyle Crane, a GRE agent (Global Relief Effort) who has been sent to the city of Harran, which is on the verge of dying because of a zombie outbreak caused by the mysterious Harran virus. Kyle is tasked with hunting down Kadir Suleiman a.k.a Rais, the main villain to retrieve a stolen file. After a rough landing in the zombie-infested slums of Harran, Kyle is ambushed by Suleiman's men. He defends himself with a handgun but the sound of the gunshots attracts Virals (Newly infected Zombies) and gets himself bitten by one of them. He is then rescued by Jade and Amir. But, shortly after this, Amir sacrifices himself so that Kyle and Jade can escape. So, Kyle decides to balance his work as an undercover GRE agent and helping the survivors that saved him. The story in this game is alright but very generic. Kyle is an alright protagonist who has a really cool voice but does not have much of a character. The characters in this game are not very memorable and that is because the majority of these characters are half-baked and you barely spend much time with them to genuinely care about them (This is how I personally felt but you might feel differently). But, I actually found the side characters that gave you fetch quests more memorable than the main characters of the story. Rais is a really weak villain who tries really hard to be evil. Sure, his brother died off-screen, but it isn't enough of a compelling reason for him to act out the way he does. Cutting right to the chase, the story is not the main focus of Dying Light and is the weakest part of the game.

The world of Harran is divided into three open-world sections, each with its own, decent-sized map. They aren't overwhelmingly big like most other games, but there are a lot of verticalities and a great amount of detail. The game looks gorgeous, even today. You start the game in the slums, filled with smaller buildings and huts, some that are even poorly built, rooftops that can break when jumped on, buildings and cars on fire, and even messy streets infested with zombies. Sector one a.k.a Old Town is the main city with taller buildings, beautiful architecture, and even gorgeous interiors but with dangerous streets infested with zombies, and some corners taken over by bandits. And then there is the countryside where the Following expansion takes place which I will get to. The slums and the main city, both have some explorable buildings and are perfectly crafted parkour playgrounds. Most of the game's lore comes from its environment. You can put the pieces together about what might have happened to the residents of the apartments and abandoned buildings you explore. There are even random encounters where you can save survivors from zombies or even bandits. You can even meet some survivors who have a lot to say. With the inclusion of zombies, this world feels very much alive even though the streets are filled with the undead. Side characters send you back to their apartments, stores, and other places on fetch quests that tell you more about them. You meet a lot of people from different countries as Harran was gonna host the Global Athletic Games (I assume something similar to the Olympics) before the zombie outbreak. Streets are filled with decorations and posters of this event. When I did see the gameplay of this game, the yellowish filter in the slums really turned me off, but it really sets the right tone for a dying city. The Old town is more vibrant though. Overall, the setting is just amazing.

The gameplay is where this game really shines. Let me start with the best part, the parkour. This game has one of the best parkour systems, borrowing elements from Mirror's edge, but executing them with greater finesse, IMO. You can climb and jump on any ledge or surface. But, when you begin, Kyle is not very athletic. So, he runs out of stamina really fast. But, progression is tied in very well with the gameplay. Every ledge you climb or every jump you make from one platform to the other is rewarded with experience points. With more experience, you can level up and achieve skill points. These skill points can be used to acquire skills from the Agility Skill tree that absolutely enhances parkour. The same progression system applies to combat which has its separate skill tree (Combat skill tree). A successful hit on enemies rewards you with these points and you get a great amount of these points from killing enemies. The combat in this game is mostly melee-combat, but you will get introduced to rifles and other ranged weapons as you progress (They do attract a lot of zombies. And yes, zombies do get attracted to sound so watch out for those weak rooftops). The combat is genuinely satisfying and it gets better with more skills, especially the overpowered and hilarious drop-kick. There is a great crafting system that goes very deep. But, you have to scavenge for parts and even dismantle weapons to acquire specific parts. This is when exploration comes into play and combines all of these elements that I previously discussed that can absolutely immerse you in this world. You can scavenge for parts as well as find blueprints for weapons and money that you can use to purchase weapons, parts, and blueprints from nearby merchants. You can also sell the stuff you have collected to these merchants. There is a great variety of weapons that you can craft, however, these weapons do have durability, so they do break. Also, you can repair them only a certain number of times. This can get annoying, but this also allows you to experiment with other weapons to find your suitable playstyle or scavenge the parts for your favorite weapons. While scavenging, you may come across lockboxes and locked doors. These can be lockpicked through lockpicking minigame (Pro tip: When attempting to lockpick, cancel the minigame when you feel the third vibration to save your lockpicks from breaking). You can also find upgrades for your weapons. Some ranged weapons like throwing knives can even be combined with herbs to make them explosive or add elemental damage. There is a great variety of enemies including some challenging boss fights. This game has a day and night cycle and during the night, it turns into a horror game, that tests your parkour and combat skills. Exploration at night rewards you with double EXP and better loot. The zombies are more hostile, and you will be hunted down by volatile zombies and other enemies that only come out at night. And, they are definitely nightmare fuel. They are really fast, can jump on buildings, and are even hard to kill. These chases can get very intense as your field of vision is only limited to your torchlight. You can unlock safe zones by clearing out areas that are infested with zombies. These safe zones give you immunity from the zombie-infested streets. There is also a bed, that allows you to skip to day or night, so the nighttime gameplay is optional (A few main missions do need to be completed at night). There is another skill tree with separate EXP for survival. These level up your character and reward you with points for a third skill tree (Survivor skill tree). This skill tree gives you big upgrades but there is a catch. If you die, you will lose some of your survival points. You can gain most of this from side quests and story quests. Side quests are mostly fetch quests but I still did enjoy them. At times, you could even escort some of the survivors which was a welcome change from the frequent fetch quests. There are even a couple of parkour and combat challenges. There are even quarantine zones with their own difficulty levels, that contain a lot of zombies, but offer a great number of weapons, loot, and even disaster relief packages. And finally, there are some well-hidden easter eggs. Overall, the gameplay may sound repetitive, but it is way more fun than one would think. And the entire game can be played in two to four-player co-op including the expansion. The campaign is about 18-20 hours long but this playtime can be easily stretched out to 40-50 hours and even longer with friends. I would also like to include the Legend skill tree, where you can further upgrade skills after maxing out the other three skill trees. 2351a5e196