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In-Game Dying Light Hint Suggests Release Date For Bozak Horde DLC
Techland's first-person, open-world zombie-apocalypse game is set in a ruined city, scattered with hundreds of broken-down vehicles. Among Dying Light's derelict vehicles are some taxi cabs, each with a number to call the fictional dispatcher. Curious gamers are finding that calling the number suggests a specific release date for the next DLC offering.
Previously, callers who punched in the California number (+1 661-320-4746, call it yourself!) were greeted by an emergency message tying in with the post-apocalyptic setting. At some unknown time the message was replaced by one with a gravelly voiced man saying to visit the stadium on May 26, where Bozak will judge them. Listen to it below.
The previously detailed Bozak Horde DLC features single-player or co-op arena fights against waves of increasingly difficult enemies, a commonly added mode in the add-on content market.
The in-game hint seems very convincing, especially since it lines up with existing information. However, we're remaining skeptical on this one. We've reached out to publisher Warner Bros. for comment.
[Source: Inc Gamers]
Thanks to Ethan for the tip
Our Take
Dying Light is a ton of fun, and Techland has been doing a
great job supporting the game post-launch. Horde modes don't excite me as much
as they used to, but it might be a fun excuse to return to the zombie-infested
city.
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