Dying Light Review – Free Download on Steam

Dying Light immerses you in a rich and dynamic world where the city of Harran is teeming with zombies, but does not look like a gloomy wasteland. It is an open world full of opportunities for exploration, creative destruction of the undead and interesting tasks. From the first minutes, the game may seem difficult: you have to run away from ruthless zombies, losing stamina and breaking homemade weapons. But do not rush to conclusions – as you master the mechanics and level up your character, you will begin to turn your enemies into objects of entertainment, opening up new horizons in this exciting adventure.

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Dying Light Review by VpeSports

While the city of Harran is swarming with zombies and looks abandoned, it’s not a grim wasteland — it’s a vibrant, ambitious open-world game. The buildings are inviting to explore, the undead can be taken down in creative ways, and there’s always something interesting to do nearby. It’s not immediately obvious, though; at the start of the game, it may seem like Dying Light is all about running from hordes of seemingly invincible zombies that quickly drain your stamina and break your makeshift weapons. Don’t be fooled.

• Living World of Harran
• First Hours: Fight for Survival
• Klunky Combat Mechanics
• Jump Control Issues
• Night Threats and Tactics
• Intense Gameplay

Yes, you will indeed struggle to survive in the first few hours of the game. Combat can feel clunky at first, with the varied and dangerous zombies able to take a surprising amount of damage before going down. Jumping — which is awkwardly bound to the buttons on the console — takes some getting used to. Getting surrounded by zombies usually means death. It’s also dangerous to attract the attention of the more deadly creatures that emerge as day turns to night, at which point the emphasis shifts to intense stealth—or, if you’re spotted, an adrenaline-fueled sprint to the nearest safe spot.

Plotting Your Way to Victory

But you’ll soon gain skills that turn your rotting enemies into objects of entertainment. You’ll be able to vault over their shoulders, dispatch them in slow motion, or lure them to explosives to blow them all up at once. Even the night will cease to be a time of fear and become an opportunity to quickly level up your skills thanks to increased XP gain. It’s all genuinely satisfying; once you get used to the controls, Dying Light’s first-person parkour feels natural and fluid. Cutting high-speed routes through crumbling slums and picturesque old buildings is so satisfying that I almost don’t mind the lack of a fast travel feature.

The combat, meanwhile, becomes increasingly satisfying, though it still retains a certain clunkiness. Even when you’re expertly dispatching zombies with homemade, element-infused weapons, the blows still feel heavy and clumsy. And while the firearms you find later can easily take out enemies from a distance, their slow rate of fire and noise attract zombies, making them more of a stopgap than a permanent weapon. That said, Dying Light’s enemies are surprisingly skilled: while regular beaters can be dumb and easily manipulated, more powerful foes—like the fast and agile virus zombies—are serious threats in close combat, dodging your blows and looking for an opening to attack. Hostile bandits are even more dangerous: they can dodge and block attacks, throw knives from a distance, and use firearms and group assault tactics to take you down if you get too confident.

The vast and engrossing world of Dying Light

It’s a big deal that the world of Dying Light is so engrossing, because it’s unexpectedly vast. The campaign took me over 34 hours to complete, and I reached 68% completion. The story is decent enough, following a subversive agent who becomes a savior for infected survivors and a thorn in the side of a mad warlord. Perhaps most surprising, however, is the lack of twists. Games like this have prepared me for shocking moments and betrayals that pull the rug out from under me, but aside from a few big early twists, Dying Light largely follows a familiar script, with little nuance or hidden motives for interesting but underdeveloped characters and entertainingly cliched villains. In a way, that’s refreshing, even if the end result is underwhelming.

Most of my time was spent on side quests, where the storytelling really shines. Accepting one of the many requests from random survivors can result in something as mundane as a simple quest to collect items. More often, however, these are multi-stage adventures with their own short stories that begin with familiar objectives and escalate into something far more sinister and terrifying. For example, searching for a missing person can turn into a hunt for increasingly disturbing clues in a seemingly abandoned building, while a routine rescue mission can turn out to be a trap set by a devious madman. These are some of Dying Light’s most memorable moments, and they make exploring the world that much more fun.

1. Huge and immersive world
2. Campaign length and story
3. Expectations and lack of twists
4. Notable moments of side quests
5. Intensive interaction with NPCs
6. Benefits of co-op play

While the game can be played solo, Dying Light – like most games – is better with friends. Up to three co-op partners can join in at any time to help you take down hordes of zombies, provide cover while you’re picking locks, or progress through the campaign. While online matchmaking on PS4 can still be unpredictable, play sessions are smooth and consistent once they begin.

Co-op Benefits and PC Version Features

Having friends nearby becomes especially useful when your game is taken over by Be a Zombie mode. In this mode, a random player can invade your world as a super-powered monster with vines and the ability to summon zombies. Playing as this monster is a lot of fun, especially when you unlock more vicious attacks. However, it can feel one-sided when facing fewer than two players. Aside from the modestly improved graphics, the PC version’s main advantage over the console versions is the ability to customize the keyboard and mouse controls. Keeping track of the different key functions can be tricky, especially in tense moments, but using the spacebar to jump feels more natural. (Gamepads are supported, of course.)

There were reports of the game freezing before dialogue or cutscenes early on, but these issues seem to have been fixed, and the PC version now runs mostly smoothly, with occasional stutters when loading areas. However, there are occasional issues with textures appearing at low resolution and staying that way. The console version has a similar issue, but it quickly gets fixed, while the PC version’s textures appearing blurry often stay that way for the entire game.

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