Dying Light Turns 10: What’s Next For The Iconic Franchise?

In honor of its 10-year anniversary, Dying Light‘s creators, Techland, have unveiled an exciting roadmap for 2025 that’s sure to thrill fans – not just because of zombies! The series is demonstrating it’s anything but dead with special in-game events, massive discounts, and enticing updates for both Dying Light and Dying Light 2: Stay Human. This celebration isn’t a mere trip down memory lane; Techland is breaking new ground with fresh content, enhanced graphics, and innovative gameplay modes to keep the post-apocalyptic world engaging. And just a heads up – Kyle Crane, the cherished protagonist from the initial game, will return in a standalone title, Dying Light: The Beast. Oh, and don’t worry about doing math – yes, 2015 is indeed 10 years ago! Here’s what you need to know about the celebrations and the future of this thrilling franchise.

10th Anniversary Events

If you’re a fan of the original Dying Light, get ready for a complimentary 10th Anniversary Update arriving soon! This update will feature improved graphics and a reworked soundtrack, all at no additional cost for game owners. Additionally, popular modes such as Hypermode (zombies flying everywhere!) and Super Crane are coming back temporarily. To sweeten the deal, exclusive skin bundles and in-game rewards can be earned too!

In the game Dying Light 2: Stay Human, the celebrations begin on February 19 with a huge price drop and the debut of a long-term Tower Raid mode. This rogue-lite trial will put your abilities and teamwork to the ultimate test. Additionally, Pilgrim Outpost bounties will be available throughout February, granting unique weekly rewards such as weapons and charms from the original game.

The Future of Dying Light

Beyond festivities, Techland is ensuring a full calendar for Dying Light 2 in 2025. Seasonal upgrades are planned to maintain an engaging and dynamic experience.

  • Spring: Major gameplay improvements and technical updates.
  • Summer: A brand-new in-game event and more surprises.
  • Fall: The Fall Update paired with a limited-time Halloween event.
  • Winter: Winter Tales returns to bring some chilly, zombie-slaying fun.

Among Techland’s ambitious projects, the highlight is Dying Light: The Beast, slated for release in summer 2025. This self-contained story brings back Kyle Crane, once again voiced by Roger Craig Smith. It promises to deepen the game’s lore while maintaining the thrilling parkour and combat that fans adore. Additionally, Techland aspires to transform the franchise into a multi-platform sensation, with ideas for board games, webcomics, and unique merchandise currently under development.

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2025-01-28 18:09