Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Reloaded Edition

Game physics and movement is a bit different from the first title and may disappoint you at first. But you will get a hang of it and dive into an expansive world of which you cannot let go.

Cool game , first game was better . If only the main designer didn't get fucked by two coloured haired bitches and fired, THEN and only then could the game have become a master piece.

Play it as a squad or duo , solo game is sleeper as fuck.

better story than DL1? No.
better parkour than DL1? Yes.
better graphics than DL1? Yes.
is it better than DL1 ? No.

Poor story but if some good parkour and endless killing with friends is all you're looking for then you should absolutely get this.

One of the most horrifically bad games i have ever had the displeasure of playing, illusion of free choice with story moments that amount to almost nothing. One of the worst boss designs using the same move set as a Volatile, the game broke at the end and didn't show an ending cut scene. Steer clear of this game not even on discount is this game worth it's price a stain on the legacy of a good game and by once competent developers.

If you buy this for the co-op know that its FULL of bugs and glitches, is it fun? Yes. Will it crash like 5 times in a day? Also yes

Nice game but there is still alot of things why is first Dying Light better than 2.

I would rate the story as 4/10 and the gameplay as 6/10. Worth playing with some friends, but I wouldn't expect top-class narrative out of this.

Oh god the WInter Event has given me the resources and power to farm T4 Chases with only mild difficulty for extreme amounts of loot and Large Infected Specimens

8/10 - the power creep is funny

A downgrade from the first. Looks and feels terrible to play. A lazy cash grab. No sequel will redeem.

Even though it hasn't grabbed me like the first one did, it's still pretty dang fun. I feel it's almost overwhelming with all there is to do. Not really a bad thing. It just messes with me because I can't help but try to do everything at once. Definitely worth a grab!

I am only writing this review because the times challenges in this game are a thousand times worse then getting your head slowly crushed in a vice, no that may be an exaggeration. A million times worse, because not only have they seemed to have forgotten to fix any of the bugs in them the easter egg ones are actually horrendous and deserve a study on how to torture a fanbase with them.

Enjoyed first DL much better. Didn't like the characters, storyline and after awhile, it just got tedious. Flashbacks and cut scenes were predictable-wanted to finish the game and didn't care about choices anymore. Sometimes you would finish quests and it wouldn't show as completed or some missions weren't marked on map even though it was on your to do list. A bit buggy.

i played the first version for more than a 30-day play-time years ago,... i can just say it's the best on-going game in my life now, i love it.

Very good game. It has better parkour than the first Dying Light, but overall, the first Dying Light is peak and better than its sequel.
Rating: 8/10

Tried coming back to this, only to realize that's it's a sad attempt at a Ubisoft-like live-service singleplayer game. Makes me so sad to see what this company has turned into. Overpriced cosmetics that do, in fact, effect gameplay, with endless FOMO events and collectibles.

And this is all made worse by the fact that Tencent has a large stake in Techland, I've now learned. Mobile game tactics coming to our singleplayer PC games.

really enjoyed this game for what it is. The jump from DL1 to DL2 iis huge specially the parkour and combat,

MP is a nightmare for this game. Consistent bugs and repetitive "activities". Story is decent. Genuinely do not know why the reviews are mostly positive.

I was excited for this game when it came out, but it just isn't that great. I can't put my finger as to why its so blah, but its blah. Its a far cry from Dying Light 1. Oh,well. They all can't be winners. (play time being 131 hours was for achievements, yea I'm one of those.)

I have to be honest: this game is a disappointment. The parkour mechanics are barely functional, making it feel like the game is more of an obstacle than an enjoyable experience. Climbing buildings or towers often feels like a frustrating rubber band effect, where I ascend one level only to plummet back down two.

Despite having upgraded nearly all my basic skills, traveling from one location to another still feels cumbersome and unrefined. The spawn system is particularly infuriating, as I often encounter mobs that seem to appear out of nowhere. For instance, I'll be standing in a safe area with UV light behind me, yet elite mobs will relentlessly latch on, completely ignoring the fact that I'm on fire and in close proximity to a UV source.

I felt compelled to write this because I've reached a point in the game where I need to complete a mission involving someone who refuses to retrieve UV light for a tower. From the very beginning, I've found the writing to be lackluster. It often feels like my character is constantly on the defensive, getting knocked down or overwhelmed by incredibly overpowered enemies.

As for the mission, my desire was to sever this character's hand and deliver a stern warning about future behavior. The game purports to offer choices, but they never truly feel like options at all. Overall, my experience has been frustrating, and I can't say I'm enjoying the game.

I had to us ChatGPT because my language was to colorful.

I'ts utter dog shit, i seam to have run into an E button bug where when i need to spam the E button it dose nothing,. i even verafied the game files and i think they belive this is a playable state

Pros: the game looks beautiful and the setting is amazing. Melee combat is expanded from the first game and feels very satisfying. Parkour is also expanded and feels very fluid. Game runs great, I have no issues with stability at all.

Cons: The story just does not do it for me. I have tried 3 separate times and just get bored about 10 hours in, each time.

Its not a bad game, it just feels a little boring once you kill a few zombies. If you want to try it, wait for a steam sale imo

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑️ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑️ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑️ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑️ Teens
☑️ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☐ Fast
☑️ Rich boy
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☑️ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☑️ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☑️ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑️ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑️ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑️ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑️ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{ ? / 10 }---
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☑️ 9
☐ 10

This game was fun at times, but overall experience would more suit negative that a positive review. This is more of a mixed experience for me because I did have some fun fighting zombies and climbing buildings. The mechanics themselves though were not done right. Parkour and traversal using a delta-plane and a joke of a grappling hook was sluggish and not comfortable to use. The animations were weird and EXTREMELY repetitive, to the point where every time you use inhibitors it will play the exact same animation for 5 seconds and you can do nothing about it + there are total of 52 upgrades so you have to watch it every time. Fighting was also repetitive and absolutely no adequate feedback from enemies hit was painful to experience. The bloody ties dlc which was free so you don't need to buy it was fun, I liked thematic challenges. But other challenges in the game became a chore, especially if you are achievement hunting.

Overall, it's is an ok 6/10 game at best. I sure hope the next installment in the series will be better.

Well, well! First off, this part has nothing to do with the character Kyle Crane, and it doesn't even reach the quality of the first game. However, we do see changes like a more realistic gameplay and more freedom for players to choose their path. I think it would have been better if this had been added as DLC, but why not? It's still worth recommending.

Techland’s Dying Light 2 is an ambitious sequel that builds upon the foundation laid by the original, offering an expansive open world, an emphasis on player choice, and an exhilarating mix of parkour and zombie-slaying action. While it doesn’t completely escape some shortcomings, it’s a compelling experience for fans of the genre.

World-Building and Story

Set in the post-apocalyptic city of Villedor, Dying Light 2 boasts a rich and vibrant world that feels alive despite its desolation. The game introduces Aiden Caldwell, a Pilgrim searching for his lost sister. As Aiden, players navigate a story packed with factions, moral dilemmas, and branching choices that shape the fate of the city and its inhabitants.

While the narrative has its moments of brilliance, the writing can feel inconsistent. Some emotional beats land effectively, but others fall flat, often sidelined by weaker dialogue or pacing issues. However, the branching storyline is a highlight, offering genuine replayability as your decisions carry significant weight.

Gameplay: Parkour and Combat

The parkour system remains the crown jewel of the franchise. Movement is fluid and dynamic, transforming the city into a vertical playground. Climbing rooftops, vaulting over obstacles, and using a grappling hook are thrilling experiences that few games can replicate. The addition of stamina-based mechanics adds a layer of strategy, especially during tense chases at night.

Combat is visceral and satisfying, blending melee and ranged options. The crafting system allows for unique weapon modifications, adding electricity or fire to your arsenal for creative zombie dismemberment. However, combat can occasionally feel repetitive, especially during long sessions, as enemy variety is somewhat limited.

Day-Night Cycle

The day-night cycle from the original game returns with improvements. Daytime is relatively safe, with zombies clustered indoors, while nighttime brings more challenging, volatile creatures to the surface. Venturing out at night is both terrifying and rewarding, with greater risks yielding better loot. This mechanic adds a layer of tension and strategy that keeps the gameplay loop fresh.

Visuals and Performance

Visually, Dying Light 2 is stunning. Villedor is beautifully detailed, with striking lighting effects that shift from vibrant daytime hues to ominous nighttime shadows. Character models and animations are generally well-executed, though occasional glitches can break immersion.

On the technical side, performance is a mixed bag. While it runs smoothly on higher-end systems, bugs and crashes have been reported, particularly at launch. Techland has been proactive with patches, but some players may still encounter issues depending on their platform.

Multiplayer and Co-op

The game shines in its cooperative mode, allowing up to four players to experience the world together. Exploring the city and completing missions as a team adds an extra layer of fun, though syncing story progress can be cumbersome at times.

Final Verdict

Dying Light 2 delivers a thrilling open-world adventure packed with parkour, combat, and player-driven choices. Despite its flaws—ranging from uneven storytelling to occasional technical hiccups—it’s a memorable journey for fans of zombie games and open-world exploration. Techland’s commitment to post-launch support and updates also promises a brighter future for the game.

Score: 8/10
Dying Light 2 isn’t perfect, but its exhilarating gameplay and rich world-building make it a worthy successor to the original. Whether you're a veteran of the first game or new to the series, it's an experience worth diving into.


GET GOO GOO ALU

Awesome fight/parkour mechanics, great graphics, overall awesome experience.

The game play felt really buggy. Playing with friends was what got me through the game.
Playing as a group we would get stick in random objects forcing us to quite and all rejoin.
Combat was not fun until we had most of the parkour unlocked.

There's a good game under here. A lot of the parkour and combat mechanics have been improved on since Dying Light 1. The game has amazing atmosphere, both at day and night, and especially during nightfall. If you enjoy smashing zombies heads in while avoiding the more dangerous enemies with parkour and looting and crafting, this is a game for you.

However, this game suffers from serious game breaking bugs in co-op mode as that's how I've been mainly playing the game so far. Such as quests getting stuck and not progressing any further, sometimes even with simply interacting with NPCs; game freezing after loading and going completely unresponsive, forcing you to kill the game in task manager. I don't know if there are more serious bugs waiting further in the game, because I can't even progress that far. Some comparatively minor but annoying bugs include unable to loot the prizes after clearing random encounters, attacks not connecting when supposed to, boss enemies going outside the arena or turning invincible which forces you to either reset the fight or reload the save.

I've read that these bugs have persisted for over two years since they were first reported and I see DLC already coming out. I have to ask why aren't these game breaking bugs fixed before the DLC. You'd think those would be priority one to fix before even considering adding DLC. For this reason I cannot recommend this game until at least these game breaking bugs have been fixed for co-op play. If you were looking up to play the game with friends, I'm sorry to tell you DON'T. But if you don't mind playing the game solo, it might be more bearable.

Tırmanması hoplaması ve dünyası çok güzel. Fakat combat sistemi rezalet ve oyundan soğumama yol açtığından böyle bırakacağım

1.Gece vakti Volatile zombilerini, gta'nın yıldız-polis sisteminin daha boktanlısına dönüştürmüşler. Bir volatile sizi görürse, 2 (+sınırsız) tane daha direkt ayağınızın dibinde yok yerden kapak açılıp ortaya çıkıyor. Asla yeneyim de devam edeyim yok. Herhangi bir başarı duygusu yok.

2.Zombilere tükürük eklemişler, keskin nişancı mübarek. Baktı AI'sı patlıyor ulaşamıyor sana, uzaktan tükürüp 100 100 vurmaya başlıyor, ulan ben silah buldum, yay buldum, arbalet buldum. o kadar vurmuyor amk... Bir de insan utanır ıskalar falan, yok!

3. Düzgün yan görevler eğlenceli çünkü dünyası güzel ve keşfetmek için teşvik ediyor. Fakat Challange'lar için zaten ayrı bir sekme varken, kalabalık olsun diye yan görevler sekmesine de neden ucuzca koydunuz anlamadım. Görev alıcam, npc ile konuşuyorum, adam bana parkur challenge'ını bitir görevi koyuyor. Utanmanız yok mu oğlum? Zaten aşırı sıkıcı hepsi.

Şu oyunu tam seveceğim. Herhangi bir gece görevi, combat sekansı çıkınca bayıyorum. Bu kadar mükemmel bir formül hazırlayıp, nasıl batırdınız, veya da nasıl çözmemekte ısrar ediyorsunuz ilginç cidden. Umarım yeni oyunda düzeltirsiniz. 1'de gece korkutucu veya zorlayıcı olabiliyordu. 2'de bunlardan daha çok sinir bozucu ve soğutucu olmuş.

Dying Light 2 sucks compared to the first game. The story is weak, the gameplay is floaty and unresponsive, the quest design is bad and the DLC addon is an abomination compared to what we got with DL1. I think the only positive things I've found is that the parachute adds a lot of movement flexibility but the level design uses it badly, the endgame content is ok but DL1 did it better. The grappling hook sucks in DL2, and the only major gameplay "choice" that was a major part of the marketing material is in the final act of the game and ultimately doesn't really change anything. The whole thing feels like a tacky knock-off of the original.

I am so tired of buying newly developed games that are not finished. Let's make a game that is not finished and sell it anyway. Two years after release the audio bug is still not fixed. GG dudes

Why is this game so buggy, they released a half made, non play tested game, cash grab based off the first game.

After the succes of the first game I had high hopes for this one. Oh boy did it disappoint. The story was extremely boring, gameplay loop became repetitive quickly (something I didn't experience in the first game), the boss fights are a complete joke and the dialogue was just plain dumb. Even though I did enjoy traversing through the map (the freerunning aspect is still very good) it couldn't save the game for me. If you enjoyed DL1, please stay away from this game.

Dying Light 2 Review: A Massive Disappointment

Garbage, Mediocre, Stale Gameplay Loop
Dying Light 2 is garbage. The gameplay loop is incredibly mediocre and quickly turns stale. What once made the first Dying Light so exciting — fast-paced parkour and intense combat — is completely lost here. The parkour feels slow and uninspired, and the endless repetition of tasks makes everything feel like a chore. Combat is no better, lacking any real challenge or innovation. The game’s world, which should be exhilarating, just becomes a boring grind, and the lack of meaningful progression only makes it worse.

Laughable Story and Even Worse Boss Fights
The story in Dying Light 2 is laughable at best. It’s predictable, full of clichés, and lacks any real emotional depth. You won’t find yourself caring about the characters or their motivations, and it feels more like a placeholder than an engaging narrative. The boss fights are even worse — not only are they uninspired and repetitive, but they’re also frustratingly bad. They don’t offer any sense of accomplishment or challenge, just a reminder of how much better they were in the first game.

Huge Downgrade Compared to Dying Light 1
Compared to Dying Light 1, this game is a huge downgrade in almost every aspect. The fluid movement, the intense atmosphere, and the rewarding combat that made the first game stand out are all gone. The world feels lifeless, the stakes are nonexistent, and the entire game lacks the sense of danger and excitement that made its predecessor so memorable.

The Guns Are Completely Useless
The guns added in a recent patch are completely useless. They do zero damage, and ammo is extremely scarce, making them a frustrating and ineffective addition. Why bother adding guns if they don’t improve the gameplay in any meaningful way? They feel like a half-hearted attempt to appeal to players, but they’re just another pointless feature that makes the game more frustrating.

The Paraglider Is the Only Good Addition
The only redeeming feature of Dying Light 2 is the paraglider. It’s a fun addition that gives you a new way to explore the world, offering moments of freedom and excitement. But sadly, that’s it. It’s the only good feature in a game full of missed opportunities.

WHY THE FUCK DID THEY REMOVE THE BUGGIES???
And don’t even get me started on the removal of the buggies. WHY THE FUCK DID THEY REMOVE THE BUGGIES??? They were one of the best parts of the first game, allowing you to travel quickly and adding an extra layer of fun to the gameplay. Now, you’re left walking everywhere, and it feels like a huge step backward. It’s baffling that such a simple but crucial feature was cut from the game.

In conclusion, Dying Light 2 is a massive disappointment. The gameplay is stale, the story is laughable, and the boss fights are worse than ever. The guns are useless, the buggies are gone, and the only good addition is the paraglider. If you loved the first Dying Light, stay far away from this one.

"Written by CHATGPT"

Plot

Night

Parkour

Fractions

I'm unsure at what stage of development this game turned from a zombie combat parkour game to a game with a forced story, with pointless grind and settlement liberation.

In the prologue, the game tries its best to teach you all the ways to engage in combat. All the way from stealth mechanics to parrying and parkour take downs. You will not need more than half of these things, as the enemies feel so unfair and unbalanced sometimes, you'll mostly just stick to fire mods and explosions or long range weapons to not even engage with the enemy.

The world in the game is so painfully boring, and the maps feel incomplete for a parkour game (which it is, because you have to basically grind to unlock everything that would make the map feel fun), and the same can be said about the parkour system itself, which locks all the good mechanics behind hours of grinding to get everything you need just to complete the skill tree. Not to mention, by trying too hard to focus on the "realism" on the parkour, the game fails at making it feel fun and makes it feel clunky instead.

Storytelling could've been worked on a bit more as well, as the story is so painfully generic and annoying that you'll lose all feeling or care for the characters very quickly, that is if you don't forget them by the time the next story quest comes. It is insane that the story frequently and quickly goes from a very interesting point that is related to the initial quest of the main character, to just randomly making you go find a person that didn't procure an item needed for a story at a different part of town because they're just quirky like that. But now that you found that person, they won't give you that item because they want something in return too, so now you have to beat up some guys at a different part of town.

Dying light 2 could've been something amazing. There is some fun elements like the night chases that make it feel exciting to jump around on rooftops to not get caught (although this still takes away from the dread you felt in the first game during the night, because apparently the Volatiles are just that slow and weak now), however there are too many annoying elements like those damn CUSTCENES that you have to load every few seconds just to actually play the game! Need to open this door? Cutscene. Need to speak to the person? Cutscene. They sent you to a different person a few meters behind you? Cutscene. It's so damn annoying, I started wishing the talking stopped already. Not to mention new popup guides coming up every time and stopping you from playing the game because now you have to read all this text for a new item you get every time...

I sincerely wish the developers focus more on the fun element and less on the realism in the future, because this ain't it.

The combat in this game is amazing but not without a few quarks. The parkour is pretty amazing as well but also with some quarks. Overall the game looks amazing and has a story that's equally as good as the graphics. The gore is second to none! It's wild! i've played about 700 hours now and I would easily recommend it to anyone who is looking for a fast pace gory hack and slasher. Just remember, when you're done with the story you MUST move on to new game plus! It really completed the experience for me. Hope you enjoy!

I mean it when I say that this is the worst story I have ever had the displeasure of playing.
While the gameplay of this title is fun, it's entire sales pitch of your actions and choices mattering in a vast open world is a lie.
In reality, this game has one "planned" path which actually makes sense as a campaign, and several half baked, nonsensical, sequence broken paths where you don't make the exact choices that the game wants, which completely ruin the experience. Throughout my playthrough, I saw constant plot holes, nonsensical dialogue sequences stitched together, entirely missing choices and whole missions cut out without warning, (including the ability to access an entire sector of the city for the crime of trying to prevent hundreds of people dying by missile strikes.)

Atop this, the game is absolutely flooded with copy-pasted assets, environments, and activites. The execution and stomp animations contain visual glitching constantly. The player can get stuck on zombies or sliding surfaces, or both at the same time which completely soft locks the player until they are killed. The game can consistently forget POI's you've previously marked, and constantly steals control of the player to cut to cutscenes for the most basic actions. Open a door? Cutscene. Talk to anyone? Cutscene. Enter a room? Cutscene where enemies literally teleport into existence where they visibly weren't before.

Dying Light 2 feels unfinished and rushed, with a complete lack of polish upon everything except it's gameplay and intended path despite advertising itself as a choice focused experience and having the gall to feature Fallout New Vegas style ending sequences. If you want to enjoy this title, come in with a guide and for the gameplay alone, and buy on sale if at all.

I thought the bad reviews were blowing things out of proportion, but man this is a rough experience so far. The story pacing is abysmal, and while the gameplay and visuals may have improved in some aspects, the fact that I only have maybe 2 useful skills and one that only works 5% of the time so far sucks for 8 hours into the game. I'm going to keep going in hopes the latter improves although at this rate I'm just disappointed.

DYING LIGHT.... The only game that captivated me so deeply that I played for 3 days straight...
The Story, The game-play, The Soundtracks, Its characters and secrets, I loved it.

DYING LIGHT 2.. Another home-run in the series but with weapons added just to spice things up :) .
I recommend you play both in the dark or with dim lighting. You just have to experience the terror filled chases and fight for survival :)

2 years since the premiere and they still cannot figure out how to develop proper game. I gave it enough time to be sure that I just wasted my money and my time. A wise move from Techland, creating prologue that will take you roughly 2,5 hours to complete, so you won't be able to refund after you dive in into world full of bugs and missing concepts.

TLDR - if you have any standards, don't follow my mistake, don't give this game a chance and find something better to do.

• Dialogue options – why do you create mechanic where I can choose what I want to respond to/talk about, when in 90% of the time I have to go through ALL dialogue options to move to next scene? I feel like a character in a tragic novel – my choices don’t matter, everything has already been decided by fate… and I have to pretend to click something. The only moments when you actually choose direction of conversations, are those few where you get 20 seconds for ‘crucial’ decision. About 1/3 of the way through game I just started to take a glance at subtitles and skip forward. A lot of the conversations are just artificially drawn out and filled with nonsense.
  
  
• HUD gives you nonsense indicator about opponents - always showing wrong direction, because it's computed as distance/distance from your crosshair, not actual relation character vs opponent. Therefore, you just look at your opponent 10pixel to the side, and indicator will show that somebody is seeing you from the side. Great job guys.
  
  
• Stealth missions - great way to play when opponents can see through walls or fenced bushes. You can't see them, but they can see you and force you to restart mission from start every freaking time, even on Easy Difficulty. Great job guys.
  
  
• Stealth missions - using Q (sense of survival) will not mark human opponents at all. You cannot mark them using binoculars, you cannot see them through bushes, so the only way to actually scan environment, is to stand up, stay open, get spotted, see who is where and fail mission, because opponents will not give up to hunt you down (even on Easy mode).
  
  
• Stealth missions - great idea to add decoys, which you can throw only with full swing, so you either throw it 50m away or bang it 3m from you and get spotted.
  
  
• DLC missions (Blood lies). While you are cranking any mechanism or pushing a lever, opponents will miss you in 90%. You may just run from Quest point to Quest point, mash 'F' to crank/open something for 20 seconds, zombies next to you will just miss and hit everything else except you. At the end is see this as win - win, I could finish faster this disaster.
  
  
• 2022 and it's still too difficult to compute collision model against closing doors. Lovely to see that floating zombies hitting you anyway, because half of their body is blocked in doors, but the other is fully functional.
  
  
• Enemy special attacks don’t go via collision model. You may stand 2m away and 2m above 'zombie tank' (Goons) and still get hit you through clearly seen obstacle. You may not see opponent, but clearly he can swing his club to kill you, why not.
  Volatile can jump onto you through blocked walls, hit you hard and then magically get back behind wall (rubber band effect), which nor him normally can pass through. Wouldn't care, but game punish you loosing EXP when you die during a night. Great idea to lose 20 minutes of exping only because of bugs.
  
  
• Polish dubbing, if you cannot afford proper screenwriter/director to adapt dialogs and pace in scenes, please just give up and stick with English. Mood swings of characters during cut scenes are hilarious, except a fact that I paid for this, so at the end I'm the one who is sad.
  
  
• Models - It's like being in Matrix and seeing agent Smith all around you. Is it so hard to actually prepare mix of models with different clothes? How cool is that when going around any base and see 10 of EXACT same characters in sight. It's freaking 2022, not 2002, you may use my SDD space as you want to store this, it won't bite.
  
  
• Paraglider, oh boy. It's great that by defaults you set 'W' to dive while gliding, really, bravo. Collision model play its role here also. Why not fly/glide into wall/building and nothing is happening. You may fly towards wall hitting face on it and still slowly and slowly descend like nothing is happening, while character is trying to ascend from time to time.
  
  
• Animations - you know you can prepare more than one animation for specific action? It's great to see that ALL GRE keys are getting stuck in a same way all over a city, what a surprise.
  
  
• Animations of opening chests are great, except when character is forced to stand in front of it with safe distance of 1,5m from it, so it just goes into full fire/acid nearby and almost dies.
  
  
• It's great when side quest on level 1, sends you to facility where 4 Volatiles are just happy hanging around (in day) and 2 of them at night. Great introduce to one of the deadliest zombie opponent when you barely can do anything at this level and die on 2 hits.
  
  
• Game at best looks like Far Cry 4 (from 2014), I wouldn't care too much if it at least worked well on modern PC (5800X3D with 7800XT).
  
  
[*] Small great stuff like catching and hanging from edge, when the edge is actually small concrete road block half meter height.

Dying Light = Parkour + Zombies

Ever wanted to dropkick a zombie off a building? This game lets you live that dream. By day, you’re a parkour ninja; by night, you’re a zombie’s midnight snack. The plot? Who cares! The fun? Through the roof – literally, because you’ll be on rooftops a lot.

Remember: rooftops are your besties, and zombies are terrible at cardio.

Super pretty game and runs flawlessly on a 4070. The game itself is nothing impressive so far and there's a lot of minor annoyances. Who the heck kicks open a metal box while sneaking past sleeping zombies? Why can I only be a male character? Why does it take 2 hours to unlock multiplayer, is it to avoid refunds? Story seems boring and cringe dialog. Big MEH.

The game feels mediocre overall. The side quests lack depth, and the challenges quickly become repetitive. Many locations feel recycled, with entire areas seemingly copy-pasted from earlier parts of the game. I encountered several bugs, including falling through elevators, rain inside buildings, and enemies freezing in place. It’s best to wait for a sale before picking it up.

A very good game by the Polish studio Techland, for such a large production the game has a few gameplay bugs, but all problems are solved by Techland as quickly as possible and game have very interesting plot, although I expected something a bit different after playing the first part of this title, have an open world that you can explore and SLAY ZOMBIES!!!

Runs like dogshit and after hours of troubleshooting still runs like dogshit. Polish optimization 100.

very good game, but it doesnt change the fack that 1 is better.

A fun game to enjoy by yourself or with friends.
I really like how well the parkour and combat play off each other.

Dying Light 2 is an absolutely thrilling open-world survival game that takes everything fans loved about the first title and amplifies it to new heights. From the moment you step into the shoes of Aiden Caldwell, the game's protagonist, you’re instantly immersed in a world brimming with danger, choices, and breathtaking freedom.

The parkour mechanics are smoother than ever, allowing for fluid, exhilarating movement as you leap, climb, and vault across the sprawling cityscape. Whether you're scaling buildings to escape a horde of zombies or navigating through narrow alleyways to avoid danger, the fluidity of movement makes you feel like a true urban acrobat.

The game’s world is a true standout, with a beautifully detailed and atmospheric city that feels alive. From sun-soaked rooftops to dark, flooded underground tunnels, each area is crafted with care and offers tons of opportunities for exploration. The day-night cycle adds an extra layer of tension, as the infected become more aggressive at night, pushing you to strategize and decide when it’s safe to venture out.

The story is engaging, with complex choices that shape both the world and Aiden’s relationships with various factions. The narrative is impactful, and the stakes feel high, making each decision feel meaningful. It's a refreshing twist for a survival game, offering a rich, narrative-driven experience alongside the intense action.

Combat is visceral and satisfying, with an excellent variety of weapons that allow you to be creative in how you tackle enemies. Whether you're crafting makeshift weapons or using the environment to your advantage, there’s a real sense of empowerment as you fight your way through the infected and human enemies alike.

The multiplayer aspect is also fantastic, offering cooperative gameplay where you and your friends can experience the chaos and challenges together. Working as a team adds a whole new layer of fun and strategy.

Overall, Dying Light 2 is a phenomenal sequel that builds on the foundation of the original and enhances it with new gameplay systems, a rich narrative, and a living, breathing world. Whether you're a fan of survival games, action, or parkour, this is one experience you won't want to miss. Highly recommend!

Perfect gameplay (ofc after the update's its better)
Loved the first game and after all the updates to make this game for like it.
I have decided that I really do enjoy the sequel and it's worth a play.
99/100

The Dying Light Series is by far, one of my favourite game series of all time. Dying Light 2 had it's problems on launch, but the game is a masterpiece since the firearm update. I am now on my 10th playthrough trying to grind the legendary levels. The parkour system is one of the things, that I enjoy so much about this game. I often just parkour around for hours, without a goal.