
BECOME THE BEAST. SURVIVE THE NIGHT. A terrifying new chapter in the Dying Light universe begins. As Kyle Crane, explore the vast and unpredictable wilderness, uncover a deadly evolution of the infected, and learn to control the beastly powers awakening inside you.
Most likely between $51.5M and $145.9M. How we estimate →
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| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $29.99 | 86% | approximately $85.9M |
| PlayStation | $34.99 | 91% | — |
| Xbox | $59.99 | 84% | — |
| Epic | $29.99 | 94% | #11 |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $22.27 on Xbox · Japan (−26%). Compare 30 prices in 15 markets →
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This is the worst Dying Light ever. I already wasted´ too much of my time and sanity on this game. Making the parkour even worst than any free-to-play game was a bold choice that doesent really rectify the rest of the game beeing this ♥♥♥♥. It feels unfinished and really punishes you for the smallest mistakes, making running arround the city, you know, MOST OF THE GAME, really more like a chore than enjoyable. I just unlocked most of the fast-travel points early so i dont have to deal with the ♥♥♥♥ mechanics. The story is just a complete random collection of some of the mostttt boring quests for some of the most forgettable NPCs i have ever encountered, basically skipping every Cutscene possible. Absolute ♥♥♥♥ parkour, boring story and bad weapong gameplay making this game probably one of the worst and unplayable Dying Lights i have ever played. Huge disapopintment and waste of money, DO NOT BUY if you dont have the sanity or the patience to restart the mission six times becuase something broke in the mission on this unfinished and unoptimized piece of ♥♥♥♥ game
This doesnt feel like a dying light game at all, it feels more like some cheap Resident Evil copy but with some sidequests added. only reason to play this is you want to 100% achievement hunt the entire game series
The usual Techland bugs and co op disconnects. Purchase at your own risk This company can't figure out co op stability on PC.
I'm really disturbed at what's going on in the world right now. what's up with the feminist autonomy talking point always being fallowed up by mind control? who even thinks about this so hard that so many thinks just have the most outrageous attitudes and talking points. you have these check marks and list and its so overbearing, like how and why? we live in such an otherwise peaceful time yet all we hear about is feminist propaganda. apparently black people are immune because there are so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ many of them in this game despite it taking place in the western alps with a les than 1% black populace. why? why the ♥♥♥♥ do they do this ridiculous ♥♥♥♥? WHY?!
打好评只是因为喜欢消光系列 如果你是玩完一代来的,二代和这东西会让你失望 剧情烂的一批,任务只有砍砍砍和修水电,怪的攻击范围一个比一个大,伤害一个比一个高,血一个比一个厚 血是不够用的,武器是没啥用的,砍起来是不爽的,跑起来是被撞的,夜魔是基本无敌的,紫外线是基本没有的,远程是不如拳头的,物价是暴涨的,资源是稀缺的,道具是用不起的:(
It makes me bored. Climbing is boring, slow , why is climbing so slow? Boss fights? Repetitive, its just the same same same same. Traveling the world is meaningless its super boring unless you want to look in every corner and u happy playing games like that. Compared to the 1st one, this is garbage, compare the the 2nd one, its ok. What ever, disappointment. Wasted my money.
This is not a good game. I really wish it was and have given it a shot, but I would much rather play the previous game(s) than play more of this. They took Dying Light and made it worse almost over all different parts of the game. Base game difficulty scales with your level based on story progression. A basic zombie/viral will destroy you all the same at level 1 or 15. On new game plus, even your instagib face stepping won't one shot a basic zombie anymore. Bullet sponge enemies are extremely real. Story wise, the story is contrived and doesn't seem to know if it wants to be whacky and silly or serious. The ''twists and turns'' in the game you can see coming from 10 miles away and Crane seems to forget the things he promises to those that betray him. Barely any of the NPCs are likeable, and unless you turn your brain off completely make it extremely obvious they could not care less for Kyle and are using him. Yet Kyle has zero agency or thoughts of himself and just goes along with whatever, even clear misdirections and the lack of player choice is staggering. The ''gear'' and leveling system is extremely bland. There are no fun ''unique'' weapons in this game with special effects as they all have the same name and the same style. They are however, almost paradoxically also extremely difficult to know what some of the buffs the weapons give. One gives 75% kick damage. On the base kick? Drop kick? Charged kick? Who knows. Armor is another one, the bonuses are extremely low if only using a part, and if you use the full set, your armor value is low. But how much does armor value matter? From testing, it seems to barely change your incoming damage. Bosses, elite enemies or volatiles that 2 shot you will 2 shot you regardless, and against a horde of virals, the difference in armor also does not make a difference. 1.5% dmg reduction from infected is negligible and doesn't feel worth using. Vendors are just there for materials and later some ammo. Only once have I seen a vendor with a remotely useful weapon and even then it wasn't even clear what the weapon boosted (75% kick damage) and may have been broken. Their inventory is shockingly bad even further in the game. Resources range from extremely common to barely existing and requiring a vendor, but soon in the game you will be rolling in so much cash that it doesn't matter and you can just ping between vendors to get the resouces you need. Ammo is extremely scarce, and even once you get to the Human enemies, they will give you... a single slug for a shotgun, a single arrow, maybe 3 rifle bullets. Actually looting enemies for ammo is practically useless, and the ranged weapons themselves deal ridiculously low damage to bosses on the base game difficulty. Extreme bullet sponges while also making melee combat frustrating constantly tossing you over with shared abilities between a lot of the enemies and other bosses which are essentially just recolours. The variety in enemies is extremely low and frankly disappointing to not see a improvement on this compared to the other games. Night time is EXTREMELY punishing, to the point where it's borderline unplayable. In the original game, you could exist during nighttime maybe a little too easy once you got some unlocks, but this game pushes it to the extreme other end. Nighttime is torture, and there is no bonus worth existing during nighttime. Volatiles are extremely spongy for damage, and will move much faster than yourself and will get hits in even while running at max boosted speed, while parkouring. They will simply turbo mode to keep up with you at all times which seems to be the intended way. They are also extremely aware and will spot you from a mile away when they feel like it. Good luck finishing a chase, because there's very bad dead zone between safe areas where you will be too far to reach a safe zone. New game plus had me holding out for hope that this would fix a lot of issues, but considering the bonuses are 3% extra damage per tier of unlock this barely moves the needle and does not feel like worthwhile talents. No fun or interactive talents such as swapping weapons increasing your damage, comboing regular kicks with melee attacks adding extra damage to enemies, hitting enemies having a chance for instant executions etc... there was so much potential for this system. There are potentially game breaking bugs possible as well. Throughout my coop playthrough we had several points where enemies just fail to sync properly, despite not even having particularly high ping at the time. Also issues with enemies phasing through the world on 'clear the zone of enemies' type missions, where enemies had phased into solid objects, or straight up through the floor. Human enemies being particularly bad with this as they dodge a lot of melee attacks, and these dodges seem to mesh really bad with terrain and objects. This could easily softlock your game. Also pop-in of enemies while driving, several areas had enemies spawn in directly in front of the truck while driving while we both have good rigs. The map resets the visible dark zones/convoys upon reloading, showing them all as undiscovered areas once more upon restarting the game. Why? We've been around similar areas multiple times only to ''discover'' the same dark zone or convoy. Also a personal gripe - Activating beast mode or driving a car instantly or continuously spawning virals. Just why? If you get this game, get it on a heavy discount or simply play the first game again.
[h1] Dying Light: The Beast [/h1] Игра получилась по-настоящему интересной: тут есть и драйв, и атмосфера, и куча моментов, от которых сердце уходит в пятки. Но в сюжете местами проскакивают откровенные клише. Например, типичная завязка с «я должен всё вспомнить и разобраться, я должен отомстить, вот меня барон запер, я его убью» — такое мы уже видели не раз. Ещё одна заезженная ситуация когда в критический момент союзник по каким-то причинам не может помочь, и всё снова ложится на плечи главного героя. Вроде бы ничего нового, но подано так, что не раздражает и не ломает погружение. Зато геймплей — это отдельная любовь. Особенно радует, что паркур заметно улучшили и при этом не заставляют заново его прокачивать: ты сразу чувствуешь себя ловким и мобильным, а не беспомощным новичком. Это сильно улучшает первые часы игры, можно сразу наслаждаться перемещением по городу, а не страдать из‑за неуклюжести персонажа. Ещё круче стало с появлением внедорожников — их добавили как раз под этот суровый мир. Машины можно кастомизировать, и делают это не просто за внутриигровую валюту, а через испытания: чем сложнее челлендж, тем круче детали открываются. Получается, ты не просто собираешь обвес, а реально заслуживаешь каждую деталь — это добавляет вовлечённости и даёт ещё одну цель помимо основной истории. Дополнительные задания — вообще отдельный кайф. Они не кажутся «заполнением карты»: в них есть своя драма, свои ставки. Я буквально переживал за второстепенных персонажей — их судьбы не оставляют равнодушным, а концовки миссий порой бьют прямо в эмоции. Это здорово расширяет мир и делает его живым, а не просто декорацией для беготни и драк. Отдельный восторг — режим Зверя. В нём Крейн буквально рвёт и мечет: зомби, враги, препятствия — всё летит в стороны. Это не просто буст характеристик, а полноценное ощущение силы, когда ты превращаешься в неудержимую машину для уничтожения. Ещё хочу отметить добивания — они тут невероятно стильные и зрелищные. Каждое выглядит как мини‑сцена из боевика, и хочется пересматривать их снова и снова. Важный момент: ночью на ранних этапах лучше не соваться на вылазки. На низком уровне прокачки тебя буквально в два счёта разберут на запчасти — прыгуны и другие ночные твари не церемонятся. Но когда персонаж максимально прокачан, ситуация переворачивается с ног на голову. Тут как раз и хочется сказать прыгунам ту самую фразу: «Это не меня заперли с вами, это вас заперли со мной». И это чувство, когда ты из жертвы превращаешься в охотника, — одно из лучших в игре. В общем, Dying Light: The Beast — крепкий экшен с отличной боевой системой, крутым паркуром и зрелищными моментами. Да, сюжет местами предсказуем, но геймплей с лихвой перекрывает эти минусы. Однозначно рекомендую к покупке.
It was decent, I bought it to play the Restored Land mode but found out I couldn't play it on the easy mode so I refunded it. I'm old, I'm sick and I don't want much of a challenge anymore just atmosphere, exploration and a paint by numbers map clearing sounded nice. But the difficulty is not for me in the mode I want to play it in. It needs to be clear that Restored Land can't be played on easy in the marketing, more clear than it is.
Dying Light: The Beast is a surprisingly deep, atmospheric, and mature experience. While it doesn’t reinvent the wheel, it refines the formula with confidence—closing the gaps left by the second chapter and rediscovering what made the original so compelling. It dares where it matters, yet never strays from its core identity. Familiar gameplay returns, but it’s enhanced by thoughtful, coherent innovations and a narrative structure that’s finally both solid and engaging. It’s not perfect, but it has soul—and in today’s landscape, that’s more than enough to rank it among the standout action-survival titles of the year.