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Blasting The Undead In Stupid Zombies 3 Will Earn You Weapons In Dying Light
Like killing zombies while you're on the go? Well, partaking in that habit might net you some gear in Dying Light as well. Today Techland announced it was teaming up with the developers of the mobile game Stupid Zombies 3 in a cross promotion deal where playing Stupid Zombies 3 will get you docket codes that can be exchanged for weapons in Dying Light.
Stupid Zombies 3 is a colorful action game where you have to use ricocheting bullets to kill the aformentioned zombies. To earn the codes you'll have to play at least 3 levels of the game in its Dying Light: The Following mode; a single code will be distributed to players every month for six months and they have to be redeemed on Dying Light's website. Here's some footage of Stupid Zombies 3 in action if you're curious:
Dying Light's expansion,The Following, is out on February 9. You can check out our video impressions of the game here.
Our Take
This promotion seems like a good deal for those who enjoy putting down the undead. Just in time for the new expansion, too.
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