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An Early Look At Dying Light's The Following Expansion
With its enjoyable parkour mechanics and fun combat, Techland's Dying Light was one of the most pleasant surprises of 2015. As we approach the first anniversary of the original game's release, Techland is readying a major expansion, The Following.
Join Reiner, Tim, and myself as we complete an early mission and drive through droves of zombies as we explore the new vast countryside area. We kill a bunch of bandits, check out the new buggy, and get the scare of our lives as a zombie jumps on the hood of our car.
The question arose in the Test Chamber of whether or not your character carries over from the original Dying Light. Your version of Kyle Crane does transfer over, plus you can transfer loot between the main game and the expansion. Check out some gameplay footage of our time with of preview build of The Following below.
The Following will be available to those who own the base game on February 9 for $20. You can also pick it up as a part of the Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition. To learn more about Dying Light, you can read our review. To learn more about Dying Light's free Enhanced Edition upgrade, head here.
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