Techland reveals post-launch roadmap for Dying Light 2 Stay Human that promises five years of content support
Five years of post-launch support is planned for Dying Light 2.
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What you need to know
Dying Light 2: Stay Humanis the latest major entry of the Dying Light franchise, a series of open-world adventure games where you must use parkour skills and converse with the locals to survive in a post-apacalyptic world filled with zombies and mutants. Recently, the series' publisher and developer, Techland have announced onTwitterthe roadmap for Dying Light 2’s planned post-launch content and it includes the following:
Afterwards, Techland promises to continue updating the game with a 2nd paid story-based DLC update, new weapons, events, enemies, storylines, and more free and paid DLC content over the next five years. Dying Light 2: Stay Human is slated to be released on Feb 4, 2022 for the Xbox One,Xbox Series X,Xbox Series S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. A Nintendo Switch version is scheduled to be released six months afterwards.
Run for your life and your humanity
Get ready to parkour through ruins and slice apart infected mutants in Dying Light 2: Stay Human, the long-awaited sequel to Techland’s 2015 cult sandbox-adventure title, Dying Light. In this post-apocalyptic adventure, you play as Aiden, a young wanderer in search of his long-lost sister who is said to be the key to his forgotten past. Develop your survival and combat skills to survive this cruel world and help shape the destiny of The City, the last bastion of human civilisation.
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