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Techland's Dying Light Runs, Jumps, And Climbs Through VGX
Techland brought a new build of Techland to the VGX stream tonight, showing off the game running at 1080p on PlayStation 4. The demo takes place at time, with the undead moving slower in order to show off combat and mobility.
The video shows off in-the-moment x-rays that demonstrate where you've broken the biters' bones. Most of the zombies were your garden variety shamblers, but along the way we saw a hazmat-suit clad walker. Hitting him in the oxygen tank caused an explosion.
Dying Light will have approximately ten times more zombies on scren than their last game, Dead Island Riptide. The demo also shows off human rivals vying for supplies.
Dying Light is coming out for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC in 2014.
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