Dying Light 2 Stay Human

As an ardent fan of the original part, I was really looking forward to the release of this game. In the last days of January and the first days of February, I just wanted to skip it. Every day I told myself, “Today is one day less until the release.” And so I waited for the release..... And I want to tell you that I was not at all disappointed in the game, I really liked it despite the predictable plot and I will now tell you what exactly:

1. Parkour - it’s quite dynamic but all the necessary skills are revealed closer to the middle of the game, for example, skills such as - Quick climbing, long jump, running along walls, high jump, etc.

2. Combat - if everything is clear with zombies, you hit them and dodge As the zombies get closer, it becomes more and more interesting with people, you ca… Read full

Pre-ordered, waiting for release. As soon as I received it on my PC, I installed it and launched it immediately. Finished it in a week. This game consists of wonderful gameplay, a so-so story, glitchy multiplayer (played before the big patch that was recently released) and finally added localization, which was missing in part 1. If you liked the gameplay from the first part, but want to try a new “cat” and more enjoyable battles against human opponents, the game is for you. Very demanding!

1. The plot has become weaker than the part (it seems to me). 2. Optimization is bad: after some time, FPS drops by 2 times (literally) and can only be corrected by logging out. 3. In general, it’s interesting to run around and explore the world, but after 40 hours you get tired of these numbers and the zombie’s HP.

The gameplay is improved and creates a fun zombie killing parkour experience with new additions. Where things go wrong, however, is the story and characters. The characters were not convincing and the twists were very predictable. The music, while good, isn't particularly unique to Dying Light. The visuals are incredible and perfectly capture the look of the overgrown city. Overall, I think Dying Light 2 is something that can get people hooked on the gameplay and the story is definitely not what will keep you playing the game

An excellent simulator of the destruction of the living dead and vibrant parkour. I liked the game more than the first part. But unfortunately in the second part there is no firearm - a thing that wildly helped me out in the first part, when too stalemate situations occurred. In general, it is unrealistic that firearms have completely disappeared from the world, and only machetes, bats and axes remain. What kind of underthalism is this?

In all other respects, the game is very juicy and cheerful, but the main character looks too much like a super hero, it’s unrealistic.

I like this game.

In general, my acquaintance with this series was very long and drawn out. I abandoned the first part several times, found reasons not to complete it, and now I realized that this was my main mistake. The first part has a long barrier to entry, that is, in order to get involved in the process, I had to force myself to play for a long time and painfully. But after about 3 hours of gameplay, I literally lived this game, forgetting about everything else.

Unfortunately, I also abandoned the second part three times. I was scared by the huge number of side quests and grind. Plus I didn't really like the initial missions.

The graphics have improved compared to the first part, but the main gameplay feature, parkour, has undergone big changes. On the one hand, it has become more exp… Read full

The game turned out to be very interesting, but somewhere around 30% because all the content is gradually revealed, but the combat is very cool, I’m glad I waited for this game and it doesn’t matter that it’s different from the first part!

Definitely, this is one of the best zombie crushing games in the entire history of cyber humanity.

Obviously inferior to the first part and any of the Resident Evil remakes, but compared to other promising sequels of recent times, which ultimately shot a kakakha fart in the direction of Zachary Comstock (I’m kind of subtly hinting at Dead Island 2) - this product, one might say, a complete masterpiece.

In general, wah-wah-wah, genatsvale, pour Kindzmarauli to the developers, yes.

If we imagine that the first part did not exist, then the game is not bad (but not good), but if we remember the first DL, then... Well, average. The game, of course, is still driving, in fact, a nugget, because it’s parkour and zombies, but the first part is better. There are fewer bugs (yes, they are being fixed, but still), leveling up a character is more interesting, it feels more driven, there are no such tedious sidequests... Well, in general, this is normal, average, tolerable, but my strength was not enough for her go to the end. Maybe I just expected something different or more, maybe it’s just not my game, but this is still IMHO and my IMHO as such.

You can try it, but you shouldn’t expect a “wow” effect.

What can I say, the game came out generally good) but not without caciques. The graphics are gluttonous and not so impressive , but they added a lot to the gameplay, in addition to new parkour movements, finishing off zombies, and a paraglider, there are a lot of other little things, the only thing in the gameplay was the fatigue) in the first part this was not the case. The plot is mediocre, the optimization is the same, well, in general, you can beat the game once, you can get emotions, my rating is 7.9/10 good luck climbing to the top runner)

The game itself is simply wonderful. The parkour here is very realistic, the graphics are nice, everyone was complaining about the combat at release, but Techland has done a very good job on the game all this time. The plot is not the best, but in parts it is very good. For example, the Good night good luck patch, which removed the screamers and brought back the jumpers, now it won’t be fun at night either, as they say below. It would be better if there were even a little screamers at night. The combat has also become better, and the combat of the heavy two-handed weapons (maces, axes) has even surpassed the two-handed combat of the first part, and the one-handed combat is not far from the first part. Parkour is more varied than in the first part. The characters and NPCs are varied, and no… Read full

I don’t know if it’s good that the game exists, compared with the first part... Yes, the combat system here is also good, the graphics are cool (but also in the first one it’s ok), the plot itself is *childish*, in the first part it was.. more serious?

For the most part it’s similar to “assassin’s creed” but in first person: run, fight, collect (and there’s a lot to collect). Yes... the game is drawn out by such gatherings, but... if you don’t look at it, then: you can play, relax, yes, not to get into the plot, but wander around, kick the piss... well, more precisely, “use physical force" against the same zombie tag