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Dying Light Is Looking To Its Fanbase To Fill An Abandoned Post Office With Letters
Dying Light's upcoming The Following DLC has an abandoned post office in it, and developer Techland needs help filling it with letters.
The team is creating a unique mission that takes place inside an abandoned post office and wants fans to have their messages of distress, horror, or bravery be scattered around the level. The design team will pick their favorite letters and place them into the game along with full credit for the authors.
Techland is taking submissions on its Facebook page, which you can find here. In a post on its page, Techland wrote, "We want you to send us a 200 words max letter in English of you being the survivor that is writing from the quarantine zone to the outside world." To submit a letter, just your 200 words max as a message to Techland's Faebook page.
For more on The Following, a geographically huge DLC area for The Following, head here. For our review of Dying Light, head here.
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