On top of that, the other DLC that has come out being added to the package is just cherries on top. The Following expansion alone adds a ton of content to Dying Light to the point where it’s almost another full game added onto the original adventure. While the original Dying Light has been out for quite a while, this is still a pretty generous offer. Even The Following expansion to Dying Light makes an upgrade to the Enhanced Edition worth it if you haven't picked it up for some reason yet, especially for free. If you have the base game, you can access the Enhanced Edition content from in-game menus and download from there.
There’s no mention of platform restrictions either. That includes the massive expansion The Following, as well as a number of further DLCs that have been available over the course of the game’s availability. According to the post, the upgrade from pretty much any version of Dying Light to the Enhanced Edition has been made available to download for free. Techland announced this generous move via the Dying Light Twitter on May 5, 2022. The publisher has unlocked Dying Light’s Enhanced Edition upgrade for all owners of the game for free, meaning you can download all of the content included in the Enhanced Edition now. If for some reason, players have been sticking with the base version of the game, Techland had a special surprise for those players today. The franchise director also confirmed that you'll no longer have to choose between "style or stats", as the new gear transmog system will let you better transform your favorite gear to fit your look.ĭying Light 2: Stay Human is out now on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC.Dying Light has been out for a long time and Techland taken that time to continue to improve upon the zombie parkour action-adventure that people loved with new content and improvements. Parkour combat was one of Dying Light 2's strengths, so it's certainly promising to hear Smektala say that this upcoming update will "include significant improvements to the combat system that will be more brutal, physical, and rewarding" than ever before. Dying Light franchise director Tymon Smektala shared this news at the Future Games Show (opens in new tab) Spring Showcase Powered by the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro, where he also teased the next DLC content and promised that more support for mods and mod maps will be coming to the community later this year.
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