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New Dying Light Novel Explains How The Outbreak Begins
A new book set in the Dying Light universe, entitled Nightmare Row, was released today. The novel was penned by author Raymond Benson and details the initial outbreak of the deadly infection.
Nightmare Row serves as the prequel to the events of Dying Light, and stars an 18-year-old named Mel Wyatt. Wyatt is one of the many foreign nationals stranded in the city of Harran after the 2015 Global Athletic Games, and must find a way to survive the viral outbreak and escape the city.
Author Raymond Benson is no stranger to the video game industry, having written works based on the Splinter Cell, Metal Gear Solid, and Hitman franchises. He has also penned several original James Bond novels. Nightmare Row is now available in hard copy and digitally through Amazon.
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