Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Reloaded Edition

The game itself isn't that bad. It's quite decent, compared to all the others similar games on the market, but it's obviously way worse than the previous one, which is absolutely AWESOME.

This game lost a lot of the beautiful mechanics implemented in the first chapter, implementing new stuff that are absolutely terrible. In the first one, combat feeling was so much better, and also exploration and vaulting were so much more satisfying than what we have here. But there are TWO things I absolutely HATE about this game:

1) Keybinding: atleast for MK players, almost each move you unlock in the skill tree, is binded to a different key, resulting in a nightmare to remember which key to press to perform them! After 100 hours spent in this game, I still can't remember how to use most of them, resulting in using almost the same moves all the time.

2) Agents and firearms: after months of complaining of the player fanbase, who was asking for firearms (already included in the first chapter), they decided to release an update to give us those, which is awesome, if not for the fact that if you want to unlock them, you're forced to play dozens of particular missions that not only are suggested to be completed with OTHER players, but they have to be completed multiple times.. resulting to force the players to extreme grinding for hours and hours... and for what? Just to unlock them. This is absolutely the worse thing I've ever seen for a game like this.

On top of this, on a technical level, the game doesn't have support for the most recent technologies, like latest version of DLSS and FSR, or Frame Generation.

Concluding, the game isn't that bad, and it may be worth it for a very discounted price, but if you haven't played the first one, please. Play that one, because it's so much better in almost EVERYTHING.

Good game, but I'll leave a negative one until the game stops opening my browser to log into epic games. I want nothing to do with epic games, won't play this game with people on epic games.
It would be fine if it was a one time thing, but every time I launch the game it happens, and sometimes it opens several tabs of epic login.
This didn't happen at launch, been a while since I played it.

I am trying to enjoy this game, but everything from the movement, combat, crafting and npc interactions feels like a downgrade from the first title. It feels like a slog just going from point a to point b.
Tried playing a little longer, yeah still don't enjoy this one

its underwhelming and has no charm like the first game had. everything is artificially made harder to get to to play/grind more which makes it about as fun as a sore throat. wholly disappointing and not worth my time and money.

If you want a game where you can parkour while running away from zombies and live one of the most dangerous post-apocalyptic life then you can go ahead and buy Dying Light 1. If this game ever goes below 7-8$ you can go for it but otherwise I do not recommend it.

DL2 really feels passionless; it's so bland, while probably having one of the best atmosphere ideas in post-apocalyptic worlds.
Story is really weak, DL1 has bad story too but with this one they have upped a notch. After couple of hours in the game you start to skip dialogues because its boring.

Gameplay wise its really great parkour feels good parachute really feels awkward and pushed to your face when you get to the central city that's why old villedor feels much better because its like Harran from DL1.

very buggy, horrible writing, sometimes unbalanced
Part 1 was soooo good ... but Part 2 ... hm

This game can be fun in coop if you liked the original, have some friends to play coop with, and catch it heavily discounted. The full price is a rip off, this game feels like a shallow clone of it's original self. For starters, you can't play coop right from the start. There's an excessively long prologue and tutorial you have to get through and no that you have complete alone before you can play with friends for no good reason. On top of that, once you do get to coop it's rife with de-sync issues and little minor bugs that aren't gamebreaking, but noticeably and constantly detract from the experience. This game lacks numerous little gameplay and combat elements the first had that made it feel like the game it was, like being able to repeatedly kick zombie bodies, but in this one you just kinda kick the air. There are a lot of similar little touches that made the first game feel like the devs actually played and enjoyed their game, while this game got a new team who don't.

Lastly the writing is overall just boring and uninspired. The story isn't interesting, nor are any of the characters. The dialogue is equally boring and uninspired, and feels like it was written by a middleschooler.

Overall this game is a big dissappointment.

Dying Light 2 improves much on the gameplay of Dying Light 1 like its movement and parkour but its horror elements is found lacking from its previous entry. The writing and characters is boring and bland. The final boss fight is abysmal. They treat the night chase level like the police level from GTA, you can't get rid of the volatiles (no matter how many you've killed) until you reach a safe zone, hide till they're gone or die. The chase can be so easily activated the moment a volatile spots you and the devs litters the map with volatiles with no thought put into it. Which makes nights not scary, just frustrating and annoying even in the later stages with good gear it just becomes a hassle to do anything at night, but the night is where the fun begins.

The microtransaction in the game is atrocious, and its a single player game mostly. This sh!t should be fed to the violatiles and along with whoever cooked up these idea over at Techland. The graphics are good but makes the nights brighter for some reason which they need an update to make the nights darker like Dying Light 1. The Co-op portion of the game is a bit bland in my opinion and they didn't add the Night Hunter mode from Dying Light 1 which is sad. The Co-op is fun with friends who can laugh and talk rubbish with but with randoms, not so much.

One other thing. Why must I need to go to an external website, the Pilgrim Outpost to access the live services? Over there I can get skins, loot boxes, weapons and paraglider skins, which are free by the way. Why not add to this in-game where it'll be easier to access and for us players to track? It just seems odd to me and an hassle.

Overall I say it's a good game despite its many flaws. I rate it a 7/10, not great, not terrible. But Dying Light 2 doesn't hold a candle to Dying Light 1.

Game is nothing like the original. Movement and parkour is wonky and slow (who the actual f*** thought it was ok to not add Sprint??), the inventory selection makes zero sense. Combat is horribly designed. Story is hilariously mid and struggles to keep you interested. First 30 missions don't give you sh!t for rewards. Idk why people are saying the game has improved since launch, no the f it hasn't. How could this game have fallen so far from the original?

It's actually infuriating how game devs make such a garbage sequel with poor design aspects and sloppy craftsmanship in every way in the game, and think "This is fine. Release it." Nah. Get the f outta here Techland. Get good & rehire your OG workers. Go back to making games for the love of it and not just money.

Got this on a 70% sale and it just was not worth the money. Got my 6 1/2 hours worth and im just done. Refunding the garbage.

This game is way better now than during its launch and a lot of issues have been fixed with reloaded edition,
story is mid though can't change that....

Boring game, buggy mechanics, dull story, and uninteresting characters. I played through the main story, hoping for a change, but nah, man. If it's on sale for under 10€, then yeah, go ahead. But overall, pretty disappointing compared to the first title.

Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Reloaded Edition refines the exhilarating parkour and intense combat that made its predecessor a standout. Set in a vast, decayed city teeming with both hostile survivors and relentless infected, the game offers a dynamic open world where your choices shape the story.

The fluid movement system makes traversal a thrill, while day-night cycles heighten the tension, especially when facing terrifying Volatile enemies. Though the narrative has its ups and downs, the deep RPG mechanics and cooperative multiplayer enhance replayability. With the Reloaded Edition, players get additional content and improvements, making this the best version to experience Dying Light 2.

so the first part of the game was alright but crashed a fuck ton. When they introduced the paraglider i wanted to fucking shoot myself. The level design literally was cenetered around the paraglider so i no longer wanted to do the side missions and challenges. Just get the fucking game done. I liked dying light 1 but i think its safe to say I won't be in dying light 3

I'm not very far into the game yet, but I've played enough (28 hours) to know that there's no way I can give DL2 a positive rating, for now. It's not very far from being positive, but a few of the biggest issues are unfortunately deliberate choices and likely won't disappear over time like some bugs. It's worth playing (so far) if you mod it, though. I had to get rid of the incredibly unfair economic system to avoid uninstalling. There are some other quality of life mods worth looking into as well.

Compared to DL1:

+much better graphics
+The new environments have some advantages. Mainly in terms of verticality. The slums in Harran still win in terms of atmosphere. I do love the rooftop vegetation in DL2 though.
+many more exploration opportunities
+classes are a cool addition and they're implemented fairly well.
+color grading menu is cool. I chose the DL1-themed palette.
+better survivor factions. The way the three interact feels realistic and it's genuinely interesting.
+paraglider is sick
+some of the combat animations are even more violent than DL1
+new combat abilities are pretty sick. Many are brought back from DL1.
+tons of different kinds of arrows (not all good though)
+expanded weapon mod options are nice
+FPS optimization seems better despite the game being much more demanding. 1080Ti on DL1 is nowhere near as good as a 4090 on DL2. I get more FPS on 1440p high settings on DL2 than I did at 1080p low settings on DL1. Obviously the GPU upgrade has a lot to do with it, but the age difference between the games and the GPUs is pretty close.
+the way DL2 handles the protagonist being infected is more interesting. You have to manage your immunity in dark places and at night to keep from turning. UV light protects you from yourself now, not just volatiles. This beats the occasional seizures in DL1 and it turned what was mostly just shown in cutscenes into a cool game mechanic. It kinda gets ruined by the economy unfortunately, since you have to grind so much for supplies to manage your health and immunity.
+the antagonist experimented on himself and became insanely powerful. That's been done before (Wesker), but it works here, too.
+Increased zombie variety. The new ones are actually great.
+I moved parkour from the negative list to the positive. Despite the floaty jumping, which is a little goofy at first, the parkour is overall better after you upgrade it a lot. The grinding it takes to get you to that point is excessive IMO, but the parkour has grown on me.

-buggier AI. This applies to all kinds of AI. Enemy survivors sometimes won't approach you after being attacked from a distance. Friendly NPCs are always getting stuck on geometry and walking in place in the bases. Zombies and enemy survivors might stand next to each other throwing ranged attacks at you instead of attacking each other. Zombies might go through walls or disappear inside them. Same bugs zombies had while interacting with DL1 safe zones are back. I can't list everything here. Too many things.
-more collision bugs. I've already fallen out of the map. Never happened in DL1. Screen seizures from rapid, continuous collision bugs happen more than they should, though they're short and easily resolved by moving.
-visual bugs with ray tracing on totally broke the game for me. turned RT on in a tunnel and some of the environment turned a bright glowing red and had what looked like tube TV static in places.
-occasional crashes.
-random FPS dips
-MUCH worse economy. Items are insanely expensive and you basically donate weapons when you sell them. No more selling a bunch of enemy weapons to buy a shiny new one. Shopkeeper inventory is awful. This adds SO MUCH unnecessary grinding to the game, and I absolutely despise it. The game is borderline unplayable unless you install a mod that makes the economy like DL1.
-Weapon repair is dramatically worse. You have to pay a craftsman. No more repairing with scrap, and it's expensive.
-more fetch quests
-The attempts at funny NPC dialogue aren't as consistently good as DL1. Sometimes it works though.
-Much more grinding required before fighting volatiles is feasible. grinding. ugh.
-more aggressive viral spawns. annoying.
-time to complete the game is far too long. I'm not going for speed, but I can tell I'm less than halfway through at 28 hours. I skip a lot of side quests. At this point, I'm also about to stop exploring except when necessary to get supplies. The economy forcing you to grind a lot more adds fuel to the fire here, too.
-worse physics. gone are the days of sending zombie rag dolls flying with propane tank explosions. They don't get knocked over as easily when you throw tanks at them anymore, either.
-bows are insanely underpowered overall. Even some of the special arrows are trash. Fire arrows give enemies a mild fever. Using regular arrows means every enemy is a pincushion. Don't bother. There is a mod that boosts arrow base damage by 25%, which is absolutely necessary for the weaker arrows. This is a good time to emphasize, again, that you should mod this game.
-guns seem to suffer as bows do. I don't have as much experience with them yet, but their damage numbers so far are pretty weak.
-Music went a more cinematic route. It's still good, but I liked the more electronic vibe of the first game.
-The downside to the new environments is that they aren't as memorable as DL1. They're better-designed for parkour, but finding my way around Harran without a map was definitely easier.

=story quality in both games is meh.
=same squeaky clean protagonist personality. same voice.
=another attractive tom-boy ally who is a gigantic missed romantic opportunity for the protagonist. It's honestly funny how Crane and Aiden are both near-fearless superhumans who apparently have low testosterone. Goofy AF. It's an obvious flaw in the writing, but entertaining in its own right.
=they brought back the hazmat suit zombies that fly around and explode after their oxygen tanks rupture.
=fast travel

DL2 made a lot of progress in some places, but it also suffers from a crazy amount of self-inflicted wounds. There is a good reason why the ratings are substantially worse than the first game. Even years after release, it doesn't run or play as smoothly as DL1. I've seen positive remarks about the game's progress, but it desperately needs tweaking even in 2025. Since another title in the series is on the horizon, I'm not hopeful. My overall recommendation is to get the game ***CHEAP*** and then mod it. If you don't want to mod, avoid it entirely. The additional grinding combined with the longer story just doesn't work. Those two things plus the jankiness really wore down my patience. DL1 is one of my all-time favorites. The fact that I have to mod DL2 to even *consider* finishing it is a big letdown. The most important takeaway from this game IMO is more=/=better. More (dense) zombies (indoors especially). More (types of) zombies. More quests. More abilities. More exploration. More story. More NPCs. More customization. More equipment. More factions. More playable area. Some of this worked really well, but this approach had serious drawbacks. More grinding. More crashes. More bugs. More boredom. More frustration. They should've worked more on the technical aspects and story-telling instead of just making the game bigger in every way possible. I'd still give it a positive review if the grinding was toned down. All the other stuff is easier to look past with the economy overhaul mod. As much as I'd like this to be a positive review, I can't do that in good failth since the deciding factor in me continuing to play was a mod.

if you think about buying this game bcause of the discount and a love for dying light 1.

Dont. its bad, clunky and not even a smidge of interesting npcs.

This game even after the many patches is still a buggy as mess. The only interesting thing about the game is they story (which still has problems) and the timer you have to manage at night and dark places.

This game is many times less enjoyable then dying light 1. Bows don't one shot headshot OP as items like overleveled throwing knifes, constant glitching through the environment while climbing and doing combat moves, dumb unfinished parts of level you get stuck on and sometimes you get stuck on nothing.

This game is a joke compared to it predecessor, The whole idea of zones would have been fun if this game was Dying Light 1 but with extra stuff and mechanics. The maps also feel much smaller than those of Dying light 1 Haran had so much personality while the new city just seems so boring and generic after playing for longer than 5 hours.

The console focused design really makes this game not fun playing on PC with bad and clunky controls and a terrible skill tree with boring skills compared to the three of dying light 1 and the additional 2 (one from the DLC and the Legend level). The UI is had to understand on PC to having to basically figure out how your active items work.

Lastly no minimap makes the game so boring and less tense seeing the volatile wondering on the map in the first game made it far more scary in the early game. Here i straight away leveled some cheap OP weapons and started framing volatiles like 7 hours into the game just spamming throwing knifes.

If you like Dying light 1 and the following DLC dont expect the same from this game its nothing like it. I started playing Dying light 2 right after finishing 1 and it was just a downgrade.

I do not really understand how this game can have mostly positive, its a bugged, janky piece of garbage game .. i was not sure if Dying light was so much better or it was just my memory .. booted it up and yep, the first part is just miles ahead of this trash

Dying Light The Following is a classic.
Number 2 is boring, slow and a waste of time with a lack of gameplay and many interaction screens to bypass.

Really isn't as good at the first game.

Alot of Fluff, WAY too many poorly designed challanges later in the game;
The DLC is more filler garbage that is poorly written.

Villador is boring and isn't fun to explore,
The City is massive, but makes no sense for the supposed setting it takes place in.
The World is quite litearlly dead outside of the walls, yet somehow everyones managed to a thriving socioty that isn't just a fascist super state.

This thing is a narrative mess that will constantly take you out of its setting because no one behaves like a human, everyone so suicidally uncooperative at all times except for when the game railroads you into the next tragic filler.

All the charm of the world and quest design is just absent here.

Not even close to being good as 1. If you're just looking for a zombie game In the vein of dl 1 then sure but no from me otherwise. Hopefully the beast can do something to help the game bring back the original feel of the first one.

This is my personal view of the game, Some people might think differently but that is still my opinion. Dying Light was an awesome concept when it came out. Why did they ruined it in Dying Light 2 I don't know. The playability is horrible. The only enjoyable moments to appreciate the game graphics and explore the city is in the streets during daylight. The concept of having this skeleton head with a countdown is honestly what makes the game sucks, I bought the game and I'll probably play it NOT because I enjoy it but because I paid for it.

It's a shame, I really wanted to like this game but its terrible optimized. On top of that you have to watch the intro cutscene everytime you launch the game. Gameplaywise it feels odd... I rather play the 1 again a hundred times.

Absolutely revamped the mechanics of the entire game and made it booboo. No guns, limited stamina, night mode is insane. Made me motion sick every time I tried to play

Gameplay is easily 10/10, but the writing, oh the writing is so horrible it actually hurts.

after finishing the game in CO OP here is my final review .

a mediocre game with a boring story , and annoying co op connection.

play the first game.

I have over 100 hours in Dying Light, it’s one of the few open world games I can hop into without any objective and just have fun climbing/fighting/being chased. I was hyped for DL2 but was put off by it pretty immediately and now, three years later, I finally finished the main story, and I have some thoughts.

I’m gonna briefly touch on the things I liked: the ropes and new grappling hook were pretty neat.

Now that’s out of the way; why, after 7 years, does DL2 look worse, play worse, perform worse, and execute its story worse than the first game? I can’t think of anything it did better or even as good.

Almost every area of the map feels completely indistinct, whereas in Harran you could get a pretty good sense of the geography quickly because every area felt unique. The first game nailed the physics for traversal and enemies and it’s a huge step backward for no good reason. Nighttime sucks now, even after some changes. I really dislike swapping weapon throwing for blocking in this game, it slows down the pace of combat and is a lot less dynamic. The story is not even worth talking about it’s so unremarkable (not that DL1’s was amazing, but it at least had forward momentum). And the framerate tanks randomly for no good reason.

a great sequel, i really love playing the game, and the fact that the game is still continued is the best thing that happened.

Personally this game is overhated,

It is hard to live up to its predecessor but if you can get passed the horrible story and drop all bias and nostalgia you have from the first game it is definitely worth a try.

This game had a really rocky launch but i really recommend giving it a go especially if you can get it while it's on sale.

As i finished DL1 and the following DLC i was intrigued to buy this game in short. It has rich story with alot of character choices and upgrades and the graphics look like a chefs kiss. like gordon ramsy himself cooked.

it is running smoothly on my now 7 / 6 year old machine and the price was 23$ what a bargain

CANT WAIT FOR "DL : THE BEAST"

A pretty good sequel to the original Dying Light, it has some good improvements over the original game, but definitely not everything is better some stuff from the original game worked way better such as being able to swap weapons through the menu on the go without the game pausing something that's really bugged throughout DL2.

The story was pretty decent however the choice based stuff were really rough in my opinion as I felt like the game didn't properly establish or communicate the potential influence my choices will have and most of the times where I had to make a major decision I was either confused by the options provided to me or just didn't have enough context to understand what the possible consequences to my choices could be. I even almost chose the wrong option at the end game because the options were confusing.

Overall the game is pretty fun to play, gameplay is entertaining and satisfying so I can definitely recommend this.

it's an amazing game and I have no idea why people don't like it. I've played it since the release and I play it from time to time and it feels even better after all the updates. Even tho DL1 is better in every aspect I still think Techland did a really good job with this dying light

It's astonishing how despite being an evolution of its predecesors formula it still comes up as a worse product. Shame.

8 Hours in, the game resembles Dying Light 1; with a few twist to the story as well as a new direction within "communities"; Highly Recommend ! Especially if you loved the prequel game..

very good and scary game, but not as scary a Dying Light

If you liked the first game's story and characters, this isn't for you. However, if you are looking for the fun kicking of zombies and combat from the first one, this game takes all that and adds to it. While the story isn't as good as the first game it isn't bad. It still is okay it's just a lot of side quests are boring and filler. Main focus of this game is the gameplay. If you really want to get this game i recommend it on sale. Overall i still recommend this game because it has a special place in my heart. Not my top game ever of course but I enjoy it.

Gameplay-wise, it's great. But I can't get past how confusing and rushed the story was. It feels like every scene is irrelevant to the next scene and the characters are somehow thrown to the side after they are used in the story. I guess that's what happens when you believed the allegations against Chris Avellone. I can feel there's a potential in the story and somehow it kept disappointing me. After I completed the game, only then have I researched, about how different the story was supposed to be and you fired a great writer because of bullshit allegations, now the story is a total trainwreck. DL1 has a mediocre story yes, but at least it's complete, not unlike DL2 where it's not that it's not complete.. it's just.... mashed together like.....what??

Boring story with uninteresting dialogues. Gameplay was also better in first Dying light.

Games entire selling point is parkour and it has worse parkour then DL1 it's insanely floaty and whether you grab a ledge or not is completely hit or miss. Not to mention the story is Mid all in all the game is half baked at best I still have more fun with DL1 now in 2025.

it's really a good game ,it has better graphics and the mobility when your playing it's really good i would recommend this game to all my friends to play together.

Absolute peak. I don't understand all the hate on it since it was a fairly enjoyable game that will give me a lot more content to work with. I've played dying light 1 and 2 and watched play throughs of both games multiple times and i have liked both of the games. Although this game stands out for me, with its beautiful scenery and graphics it wins over the better game. The first game of the series is clearly made with a better story, but I've wanted a game with good graphics and a good rpg system to play with friends for a while. So this is why i prefer DL2 over DL.

in solo playtrough it was ok, but when i tried coop oh boy, this game is broken piece of shit. Everything is bugged out, random ass textures that you cant pass trough, DL2 is SHIT.

trust me drop kick is the worst parkour pvp mechanic
dont unlock it trust me bro

There’s a lot of story behind this games development and its rating. I personally think it is a worthwhile sequel to the 1st Dying Light now that the devs have updated it and included some key features (GUNS among other things). When it released I know there were a lot of things the players weren’t happy about and rightfully so.

There are some rough edges, and the story (while not bad) did not have me at the edge of my seat. But the beautiful in-game world combined with the fun and rather varied combat make it a worthwhile play. Having a good graphics card would make it significantly more worth playing.

Good Game, would play game, lawan and hakon are best character IMO

I bought this on release day, and it was pretty much unplayable, so I then waited a couple of years to give it another go. I currently have 34 hours in the game and have been duoing the whole thing with a friend. If you were a fan of the first Dying Light, I highly do not recommend it!

So this game starts out with a completely new character named Aiden, except for some reason the devs wanted him to sound exactly like Kyle Crane and got a voice actor to mimic his voice as close as possible. Why? No freaking clue. The exact same voice is where their likenesses end however, because unlike Kyle, Aiden is a completely unlikeable main character. Not only is he incredibly dense and can't see through the extremely obvious lies/traps people constantly tell him, but he also makes the most dumb decisions, and has the cringiest dialogue possible. You'll be speaking to a character who has helped you time and time again and his dialogue options will be "incel option #1" or "slightly less incel option #2". Like I don't know who created the dialogue/personality for this character but they seriously suck. And the major story choices that you have to make as him?? Oh my gosh they are THE WORST. Do you want to side with guy who has screwed you over and tried to kill you 3 times or side with guy who is trying to control the entire city and constantly lies and cheats struggling civilians? LIKE? ARE YOU SERIOUS RN?

The most disappointing thing of the entire game though is THE PARKOUR aka what Dying Light is known for! I have no idea how they managed to butcher it in this game but it's genuinely like they went backwards. Everything is so clunky and buggy, you constantly get stuck on things, the mechanics never seem to work properly, and don't even get me started on the beyond buggy paraglider that has gotten me killed too many times to count...the only good thing they added was the "wall-running" but again, it barely works as it is intended to.

As for the main story itself, it honestly had a really great start. You (Aiden) and your sister were experimented on by the GRE when you were kids. After an accident where the two of you got separated, you are now searching for your sister in this post-apocalyptic world. The first act has a genuinely enjoyable plot and characters! But after that things just go...so far south. I will note that I still have not finished the main quests as of writing this review, but so far it seems like the writers were just like "okay so what crazy thing could happen next?" without a care to actual plot continuity or consistent with the rest of the plot. But hey, I can overlook a bad plot if the rest of the game is pretty fun...it's just that this game is not at all.

And most annoyingly, the bugs. Yep, that's right, years after the game came out and I still encounter bugs every single day that I load up this game. So many times my friend and I have to completely close and restart the game & pre-load a save because of stupid stuff. Oh you're riding an elevator in a cutscene of the main quest? SIKE, I am now trapped on top of the elevator and the top of the shaft while my friend is stuck wall-running underneath it (this particular one happen in 3 different elevator locations btw). You've grabbed a power cable to turn the electricity on in a building? NOPE, you are now stuck to said power cable and can't escape unless your friend can manage to manually teleport you. And again, these are just 2 minor examples out of dozens if not hundreds. It's annoying and ridiculous. This game should still be in testing, not 2 years after release.

If I were not playing this with a friend, I wouldn't have gotten very far into this game at all, because as I said, it is very much not enjoyable. I'm only having a semi-good time because of spending time gaming with a friend. Once again, DO NOT RECOMMEND! My friend and I are hopeful that since Kyle Crane is coming back in Dying Light 3 that the game will be back to the first game's standards!

---{ 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 boi
☐ 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

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☐ 10

absolutely loved this game from start to finish. 10/10 would recommend

This game has improved on a lot since it's launch and is absolutely worth it if you've played the first one. Although not great, the story was a lot better than 1 IMO, the parkour is more improved compared to DL1, however DL1 does everything else a lot better. Map.atmosphere, horror.etc

I wouldn't recommend paying more than $8 this game.

Mediocre story, worse controls than Dying Light 1, excessive cutscenes, and slow progression. The upgrade trees don't add a lot to combat either.

bring back the bugs they were the best part of the game with friends
frustrating solo but funniest thing ever with friends
also running around while having the deep conversations at 4am feels the best in this game by far