The original game was a pretty meaty one as it is, but Dying Light 2 is going to be even bigger. Of course, with that much more real estate to play around with, Dying Light 2 Stay Human is also going to have significantly more content than its predecessor did. According to Techland, the City is roughly four times as large as the map in the original Dying Light. You expect open world settings to be massive these days, and it seems the upcoming sequel is taking that to heart. Something else that’s interesting is the setting’s aesthetic, which sees humanity having reverted to the dark ages in the wake of the zombie apocalypse.Īnother way that the City is representative of Dying Light 2’s ambitions is its size. Techland has said that the City is going to be much more vertical than the first game’s setting, and that there’s going to be a significantly heavier focus on interior environments. By the time Dying Light 2 kicks off, nearly all of the world’s human population has perished, and the City stands as one of humanity’s last bastions. Speaking of the City- that’s a brand new location that serves as Dying Light 2’s setting, taking players away from the first game’s setting. Techland hasn’t said much about Aiden, but we do know that there’s plenty in his past that he cannot remember, and that in order to restore these memories, he goes to the City in search of his sister Mia. While the original Dying Light featured undercover GRE operative Kyle Crane as protagonist, Dying Light 2 Stay Human features a new protagonist, with players stepping into the shoes of Aiden Caldwell. Here, we’re going to go over a few of the most significant changes it’s making.
Dying Light 2 Stay Human is looking incredibly ambitious, and from what’s been revealed of it so far, it’s clear that it’s going to shake up its predecessor’s formula in a number of ways.
Techland delivered something very unique with Dying Light, and with its upcoming sequel, the developer is making even bigger promises.
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