Stay Human is set in Villedor (AKA The City), a huge urban area in Europe that is the last bastion of humanity. The trailer closes with lead game designer Tymon Smektala and animation director Dawid Lubryka detailing some final points, such as the need for thousands of new animations to help the gameplay run much smoother than before.ĭying Light 2, like its predecessor, is set in a post-apocalyptic open world, plagued zombie-like infected and ruthless survivors. We also see traversal items such as a parachute and grappling hook weave into combat moves, which should mean that your options in how to approach fights will be greatly expanded in Dying Light 2. For some reason, we imagine the zombies will be the least of our worries this time around. Human enemies look to be a much greater threat in the sequel, too, many of which have formed their own gangs. One shot features the player character using a zipline hundreds of feet above ground level, with several buildings littering the near and far distance. The sense of scale is greatly expanded here, too.
Focusing on the setting of Villedor, the trailer gave us a more better glimpse at the world of Dying Light 2, and it's a good sight more colorful than the original game.ĭying Light 2 looks to maintain the original game's unbroken first-person narrative, but we can already tell characters are much more emotive here, which should hopefully lead to an all-round more believable story. Techland would like as much feedback from mod creators on their official forums.The Gamescom 2021 Xbox Stream kicked off with a brand new trailer for Dying Light 2, and it was a substantial one at that. They plan to "regularly expand and update" the dev tools to help the community access even more of the game, and to fuel even crazier and ambitious mods in the future. "To showcase more advanced capabilities of the editor, additional in-depth tutorial videos will be released soon." "All content created with the Developer Tools can then be shared and downloaded via the Steam Workshop platform," announced the studio. The Dying Light Developer Tools allow for the creation of brand-new maps, custom stories, and insane scenarios limited only by the imagination of the author." "All PC players can now take on the role of game designers and build their own quarantine zones. A six-part video guide is being released by Techland to help creators. Everything created can be shared through the Steam Workshop.
It allows for custom stories, crazy scenarios and even brand-new maps. Modders can now start really getting into the zombie sandbox. The official Developer Tools for Dying Light have now been released by Techland, and they've also posted an official trailer.
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