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Techland Compares Dying Light Feats To Real-World Equivalents
Techland says its zombie/parkour game Dying Light is on track to be the company's best-selling game yet. The studio, previously known for Dead Island and the Call of Juarez games, says that more than 3,200,000 people have played the game in the 45 days since its launch. Those players haven't been sitting idle in safehouses, either. Techland has created an infographic that highlights some of the activities players have done in-game, and given those feats real-world context.
Our Take
I'm at least partially responsible for the medkit stat. It's not that I take a lot of damage, it that I like to keep my health topped off at all times. OK, I may take a bunch of damage, too. I blame those jerks who hang out at night.
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