We’ve seen and heard promises of player choice being meaningful in games before, but Dying Light 2 seems to be designed around letting you do things exactly how you want.
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Not only can you choose how to tackle certain sections of the game, but you can completely ignore some of them if you choose.
It’s unclear if you’re able to mend your relationship with factions, but we imagine they won’t be friendly after you take them out. Be careful, as infiltrating this base will change your status with the faction that had possession of the base, which will impact your playthrough. There’s a bit of risk/reward in doing this, though, as it will allow other sections of the map to become accessible.
If you do decide to take over the dam, you’re able to flood certain sections of the map, changing the layout of it for the duration of your game. Or, you can opt to skip the section entirely. You can choose to bust in Rambo-style or sneak in to avoid being seen. In the demo, a fortified base was placed on a water dam, which you can choose to infiltrate. As part of a showing at E3 2019, we got to see a taste of how deep the decision-making can go. While player choice was a part of the original in 2015, Dying Light 2 will be doubling (or even tripling) down on it, offering a slew of different ways to tackle missions. Techland hasn’t revealed much in terms of story to keep it a surprise. It’s unclear how Aiden’s personality will compare to Kyle Crane’s from the original Dying Light, but considering the sequel takes place two decades later, it’s safe to say you’ll be playing as a much more experienced protagonist. Harran, set 20 years post-virus outbreak, serves as the game’s setting and is four times larger than the map of the previous entry. Aiden will have to interact and side with factions in Harran, where the game takes place. Much like the first game, you can run, jump, climb, and traverse the environment while completing jobs for NPCs you meet. You play as Aiden Caldwell in Dying Light 2 Stay Human, a protagonist who has the ability to use parkour free-running to his advantage. Chris Avellone previously served as narrative director on the project, but the developer cut ties with him in the wake of several sexual assault and harassment allegations.Dying Light 2 Stay Human - Official Gameplay Trailer The process has reportedly been tumultuous, with complaints regarding the company's use of other games as creative starting points for its own projects as well as a toxic work culture. With the original game releasing more than six years ago, the wait certainly hasn't been easy, but the canceled game Hellraid was used as DLC for the original game to make it a little bit more bearable last summer.ĭying Light 2, as with the original game, is developed by Techland. It still features the original game's cooperative play and emphasis on parkour for daring escapes, but it should also be more engaging and have a better-realized setting. Now Playing: Dying Light 2 Stay Human - Official Gameplay Overview Trailerĭying Light 2 is shaping up to be a very ambitious game, with a world that changes based on your choices as well as competing factions. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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