Techland is releasing a definitive edition of their 2015 open-world, zombie action-survival game, Dying Light. It releases on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles tomorrow (June 9, 2022). However, Dying Light: Definitive Edition will also release on Nintendo Switch later this year.
The definitive edition will include all twenty-six pieces of downloadable content. If you already own the Platinum Edition, you will receive a free upgrade to the definitive edition. Which essentially gifts you the five latest DLC packages.
Similar to the Platinum Edition, the Nintendo Switch version will support Switch exclusive features like HD Rumble, Touchscreen, Gyro Aiming, and Motion Controls. As well as Local & Online cooperative play, with up to four players.
In 2015, Dying Light stood out for its dynamic day/night cycle and next-level first-person parkour. It also set a trend for early first quarter releases, releasing in February and finding great success. Additionally, Techland continued to support the game for quite some time post-launch. The Dying Light: Definitive Edition seems to be bringing an end to the seven years of continued support.
Dying Light 2: Stay Human was released earlier this year on PC, consoles, and Switch (via cloud streaming). Here’s our review.
Have you played the original Dying Light? What did you think? Let us know in the comments below!
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