This review will be looking at the main, single player game. It seems 2015 is off to a great start, and much of that is owed to Dying Light, which totally revolutionizes the zombie genre, or at least gives it a little more life. And in case you listened to last week’s GiN Lounge Podcast, you will know that yes, I consider Dying Light to be one of the must-play games of the year. Dying Light followed the Dead Island school of thought with making it a first person fearfest.
Nothing like a beautiful, zombie infested sunset.īack to our favorite flesh eaters, I was a curious what a non- Resident Evil or Dead Rising game could do with the pretty simple idea of a zombie. We are nearing the end of the zombie spotlight in terms of horror, likely with werewolves making a comeback soon. I was hoping it wouldn’t be another rank and file zombie title still riding the dying wave of zombie fandom. Added option to disable film grain video effect.Way back when the first industry happening posted about Dying Light was posted I said I would review this game.Numerous general performance optimizations.Hardware, performance & stability issues.Here are the full patch notes, direct from Steam: One of the other major changes is an end to the infinite spit exploit in Be-the-Zombie mode, and you'll be pleased to hear that low-res texture bug has been squashed. (It's also puishing out free expansions, including a new hard mode).Īccording to the patch notes, players who have exactly the same mods installed will be able to play together online, but otherwise, you'll need to go vanilla to get your multiplayer on.
TechLand caught a lot of flack for the last update, but it has apologised for blocking mods and said it was an accident, and gone on to announce full modding tools. The latest Dying Light title update undoes the controversial anti-modding effect of the last one. Dying Light has been patched on PC, allowing players to enjoy mods - even online.
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