PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5 · Xbox One · Xbox Series X|S
3.44 from 426 ratings
1631 members have it in their collection · 81 playing now · 555 backlogged · 610 wish listed
How long? Main story 18h · with extras 66h (from 14 logged playthroughs)
Status Statical Jan 5, 2026
I really love the missable quests, the best part of the game, cant wait to replay like half the campaign or more to be able to play like up most 2 hours of content that i missed because i wanted to play the main story part and than play the sides if i enjoyed the campaign enough to continue.
Status gedrickdelfuego Jan 23, 2025
I cannot express how much I love this game. I played the heck out of it on release and it felt so fluid moving around the world, SUPER creepy, especially sneaking around at night, and I simply couldn't get enough.
Well lately there have been zero new games that have tickled my fancy, so I've decided to stay firmly locked …
I cannot express how much I love this game. I played the heck out of it on release and it felt so fluid moving around the world, SUPER creepy, especially sneaking around at night, and I simply couldn't get enough.
Well lately there have been zero new games that have tickled my fancy, so I've decided to stay firmly locked in the past and enjoy games I've already played before. I burned through a couple Zelda games but the other night I had a dream about Dying Light 2.
So, I've decided on a second playthrough. It plays excellent on the Portal so playing it in bed at night with headphones on has been a real treat. I've recommended this game before and I'll say it again - this game rocks.
Status Atag Nov 18, 2023
Checking out Dying Light 2 again to see if the updates have improved the game since launch. Combat has definitely been taken up a notch with gore and dismemberment increased, finishers added, and you can finally pick up enemies dropped weapons...
Traversal also feels pretty refined too. They've added a 'physical' mode in the options that turns off the floaty …
Checking out Dying Light 2 again to see if the updates have improved the game since launch. Combat has definitely been taken up a notch with gore and dismemberment increased, finishers added, and you can finally pick up enemies dropped weapons...
Traversal also feels pretty refined too. They've added a 'physical' mode in the options that turns off the floaty parkour feeling that many people disliked. I'm just still waiting for crossplay to be added. They're slowly listening and implementing feedback from the community which is nice!
Status gedrickdelfuego Mar 2, 2022
I've been having such a fun time in this game. The last game in this same category to give me so much joy was the original State of Decay, but this is so much better. I simply love the traversal and floating around this massive city, beating up zombies, and raiding dangerous dark zones in the middle of the day …
I've been having such a fun time in this game. The last game in this same category to give me so much joy was the original State of Decay, but this is so much better. I simply love the traversal and floating around this massive city, beating up zombies, and raiding dangerous dark zones in the middle of the day when they're at their most dangerous!
I didn't get nearly into the co-op as much as I thought I would - you really have to join a Discord and find some good people to play with, because people still accidentally "call for help", then boot you out of the game as soon as you join. And to this day, despite joining probably a dozen other games, no one ever has the damn microphone turned on, making it an exercise in frustration.
That being said, the one game I planned out with someone I met online was a real blast. Very fun just running around and enjoying the playground.
Status 2StepInMidair Sep 19, 2019
I'd say the weakest part of the original Dying Light was the story, so seeing this huge narrative focus in the sequel is reassuring. Can't wait for that sweet, sweet multiplayer.
