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Dying Light 2 Stay Human
At E3 2019, Techland showed off an extended look at its upcoming zombie apocalypse game Dying Light 2. The demo was impressive, prompting us to name it to the top 10 of our E3 2019 Hot 50, but the Polish studio has kept the gameplay sequence restricted to behind-closed-doors presentations... until now.
Taking place in The City, Dying Light 2 puts you in charge of Aiden Caldwell who is forced to make difficult decisions in order to ensure not only his own survival, but also that of those close to him and the region as a whole. In Dying Light 2, your choices help shape the narrative, as well as the world, which Techland claims is four times larger than the sandbox of the first Dying Light.
You can see the full, 26-minute gameplay demo below.
Dying Light 2 is set to hit PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in spring 2020. For more, check out our preview from E3 2019.
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