Dying Light: The Beast News

Visit Castor Woods with Bober the Beaver

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Dying Light The Beast is all about realistic, choice-driven survival

With Dying Light The Beast, developer Techland is looking to the series' past. When night falls on Harran and the infected grow more aggressive, the original Dying Light morphs into a tense survival horror experience that demands you evade the undead on rooftops and slice them to bits. This is what Techland wants to deliver with The Beast, while also bringing back wise-cracking, fan-favorite protagonist Kyle Crane. But in a recent interview with PCGamesN, Dying Light franchise director Tymon Smektała tells us the team isn't just trying to replicate past successes, as The Beast also aims to push the series forward, chiefly by giving you more ways to survive its countless horrors.

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Watch Behind the Beast: The Art of Blood

[p][/p][p]To bring the brutality of Dying Light: The Beast to life, our team used photography and photogrammetry techniques to capture real blood patterns.
[/p][p]Every spray, smear, and splatter you'll see in-game is grounded in reality, built from authentic references to make the world feel more real than ever. Want to see how we did it? Watch the video and step behind the scenes of Dying Light: The Beast.[/p][p][/p][previewyoutube][/previewyoutube][p][dynamiclink][/dynamiclink][/p]

Dying Light The Beast takes "brutality seriously" with the gnarliest gore ever

Dying Light The Beast is almost here, and it's trying to strike a difficult balance. On the one hand, it's looking to the past to create a more survival horror experience similar to the first Dying Light and bringing back the original protagonist, Kyle Crane. On the other, it's being bold with some new gameplay innovations and additions that push the series forward. Techland says that the result of this balancing act will be the most detailed and brutal Dying Light game yet. In a new video, shared exclusively with PCGamesN, the studio hones in on one area where this is extremely evident - its pursuit of realistic environmental gore. Plus, we've got some new comments from Dying Light's franchise director, Tymon Smektala, about creating freakish enemies inspired by Attack on Titan, savage finisher moves, and the choice to add a developer's grandmother's blanket in the game.

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Dying Light The Beast is bringing back docket codes for free in-game items

Once planned to be a DLC, Dying Light The Beast has mutated into a proper sequel to Dying Light 2 and the third mainline entry in the zombie slaying series. Original protagonist Kyle Crane is back with a score to settle, and now Techland has confirmed that dockets are returning as well. These are essentially hidden Dying Light The Beast codes that'll earn you free in-game items and cosmetics, and the first few are already out in the wild.

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