The Techland developer has caused plans for “multiple not announced” projects set in the Light Dying universe, including new video games, board games and a webcomic, while the Zombie series celebrates its tenth birthday.
Dying Light 1 released on January 26, 2015 and proved to be a massive success for Techland, selling more than 20 million copies from 2022. A sequel followed in 2022, and an independent 18 -hour adventure, Dying Light: The Beast , is configured to arrive this summer.
And that is far from the end of Techland's dying light ambitions. The study has revealed that it is planning “multiple unnoticed projects”, since its goal is to position the series as the “definitive zombie experience.” According to the developer, these “will go beyond video games” and will include games such as board games, a webcomic series, merchandise and “more.”
“Our goal is to bring the world of dying light to even more people,” writes Techland. “From the continuous support of our games currently launched to Dying Light: The Beast and Beyond, there has never been a better time to be a fan of dying light.”
In the most immediate term, Techland is launching new updates to die 1 and 2 “very soon.” The first game is ready to see the return of the old events along with new rewards, and will receive a range of “improvements”, including improved visual quality, a remastered soundtrack and more. As for Dying Light 2: Stay Human, he is obtaining “more changes in the prologue”, and his Roguelite Tower Raid mode will become permanent.
In addition, for those who have not yet submerged the fingers of the feet in the Zombie series of the open world of Techland, Dying Light 1 and 2 are currently discarded in Xbox and PC.