“Yes, you will be able to drive vehicles, yes you will be able to sit in the passenger seat while someone else is driving, but this will never be the core of the game.
“Let me be clear: this is not a game about driving,” he tells us.
If you fancy a go on the wheel, you’ll also get a shot at some vehicle gameplay, Smektala tells us. During an E3 2019 demo, we see protagonist Aidan Caldwell take a break from parkour, forcing a grunt to drive him to his next destination. Techland promises that vehicles will become more interesting as the game gets updated. The game will also feature vehicles, although not to the extent of Dying Light: The Following. With the gangs, factions, and zombie baddies we’ll be up against in mind, more ways to run away from danger is a win in our book. According to lead designer Tymon Smektala on YouTube Gaming’s post-show stream after Microsoft’s E3 briefing, the number of Dying Light 2’s parkour moves will be double that of the original. Techland is expanding the possibilities of story and choice in its upcoming zombie sequel and Dying Light 2’s core gameplay will also be seeing extensive changes. That means your Dying Light 2 world will be unique to you, and the practicalities of that in co-op are still to be finalised. Factions you side with might become dominant, painting the town red (or whatever colour they choose), as well as offering you new parkour routes and trading opportunities. Four-player co-op returns but, this time, three players must join one host’s game due to the decision-based narrative.īetter together: the best multiplayer games on PCĬentral to Dying Light 2’s story is that of choices that have consequence for the world around you. One area, for example, is filled with rickety and crumbling buildings that will give way under your weight, meaning that you’ll need to be more responsive.ĭying Light might have had co-op but, Dying Light 2’s multiplayer does things differently. One of the biggest changes we’ll see from scene-to-scene, however, are different styles of parkour movement. It is, according to Smektala, a “fictional European metropolis, once prosperous, but now probably the last human settlement struggling to survive.” We don’t imagine you’ll want to do much tourism here.ĭying Light 2 also features seven different regions for us to run and jump through. That includes the Slums, Old Town, and the 2015 Following expansion.įrom the gameplay footage we have seen, we think we can spot monuments like the Arc de Triomphe and the Brandenburg Gate that reinforce that Western feel. More importantly, however, is that Dying Light 2’s map size is “four times larger” than all of the first game’s combined, Smektala says. The first Dying Light took place in the fictional Turkish city of Harran, but we will be moving west for the Dying Light 2 setting. There are some highlights to watch out for, like chaining parkour moves together with melee combat, not to mention the sheer number of uninfected humans inhabiting the city.
The other Dying Light 2 trailer is a gameplay demo and gives us a proper look at the gameplay, as well as a taste of how our decisions affect this decaying metropolis.
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