Dying Light 2 Stay Human

Bears. Beets. Battles with zombie hordes.

If you don't repair your weapons in Dying Light 2, you won't have much of a chance at surviving.

500 hours is how long you might need to spend to see, hear, and do everything in the game, but the main story can be completed in about 20 hours.

Techland's sequel is off to a great start.

The game is now coming within six months of the original date, so sometime by August 2022.

Return of the parkouring dead.

The zombie apocalypse is always better with friends.

Techland's Dying Light 2 Stay Human launches this week, and reviews have begun to appear online.

PC players can now get ready for their upcoming trip to The City on PC.

Over the course of the next week, players will get six new pieces of armor and a unique weapon.

Supporting either of Dying Light 2's factions comes with different rewards that you should carefully consider.

Not even Tarnished preorders and improved Cyberpunk adventures can stop the march of Total War: Warhammer III.

According to Techland Games' lead influencer, the studio is committing to more story DLC, more events, more locations, and more zombie-filled fun in the coming years.

Dying Light 2 is crushing it on Steam right now.

The script of Dying Light 2 has the same word count as Anna Karenina, apparently.

The Dying Light 2 grappling hook really opens up the Floor Is Lava opportunities.

Another Dying 2 Know episode is also on the way, slated to air on December 2.

The mind behind the Bloody Baron questline is now in charge of Techland's new open-world adventure.

Here's how you can get one of Dying Light 2's weirder weapons.

It won't take anywhere near that long to complete the main story and sidequests, however.

The developer also wishes fans a happy holiday season with a new video.

Dying 2 Know's third episode will tell you everything you need to know about Dying Light 2's post-apocalyptic parkour.

The glider is maybe Dying Light 2's best new tool. Here's how to get it.

Here's how you can find the fluorescent fungi in Dying Light 2.

Inhibitors are necessary for survival in Dying Light 2. Here's how you can find them.