#Dying light vr 2018 full#

Although it takes a minute to readjust to the awkward controls, it feels refreshing to jump back into a game I loved after a decent break.ĭying Light’s The Following expansion continues the tale of Kyle Crane. The year between this expansion’s release and that of the main game has oddly been to it’s benefit. It could be argued that it might even be big enough to justify it being released as a standalone game.

#Dying light vr 2018 full#

Sure content was released like the Bozak Horde DLC, but The Following with it’s new map, mechanics and story feel like a full on expansion. The Following is the first real, big story DLC for last years Dying Light, from developer Techland. However once I got hands on with the game I realized this was not what I was looking for.

So when trailers for The Following emphasized more of the Dying Light experience with new enemy types and a fully upgradeable buggy I was completely on board. Each gameplay mechanic is crucial for the moment to moment action, integral to your survival and more importantly, adds to the fun. The Dying Light base game has a perfect sense of flow.

Distract zombies, parkour over buildings, lock pick open the door to a nearby house, find whatever you are looking for, fight off zombies, run to safe zone, craft more materials, fix your weapons and rinse and repeat. Although initially it’s controls felt clunky and unintuitive, once you get past the first hour you’re away. Dying Light was one of my favorite games of 2015 for a very simple reason.