- Dying Light: The Beast has been delayed
- It is now launched on September 19, 2025
- Developer Techland says it will help “address final details that make all the difference between good and big”
Bad news Kyle Crane Lovers: Dying Light: The Beast has been delayed for a few weeks.
Developer Techland revealed the decision in a new blog post. “It has always been our goal to do Dying Light: The Beast The best Dying light Games we’ve ever released, ”read the post.
Although the study “understands that [news] Can be disappointing, “The focus is on designing the most polished possible experience.” With only four additional weeks, we can tackle the final details that make all the difference between good and big. “
The post outlined some of the improvement areas that include “fine -tuning the balance between gameplay elements that look at clarity in UI, which increases the quality of physics as well as fine -tuning of cutcenes and player animations further” on top of adding some “last little details” to bring it all together.
Despite the delay, Demo of the Game will still be able to be played on Gamescom 2025.
Dying Light: The Beast was previously set to launch to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Series S and PC on August 22, 2025. It now arrives on September 19
Put in the new open world environment in Castor Woods, Dying Light: The Beast Marketing the return of original Dying light Protagonist Kyle Crane.
I recently had the opportunity to show the game and talk to director Nathan Lemaire, who revealed that the Gore system will be named in this upcoming rate.
“We want to design a world that feels realistic and the way you interact with it must also be realistic. We invest a lot in making the impact feel real,” he said. “For that, we turned the gore effects up by making it more accurate and also more coherent based on your weapon.”
