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Dying Light: The Beast recently received a major 1.4 update, which introduced ray tracing support to the PC version. Shortly after, a video surfaced online showcasing the visual changes brought by this feature.

Techland has released update 1.4 for Dying Light: The Beast, marking the game’s largest and most ambitious patch to date. The update brings major new features, including New Game+, a reworked endgame Legend Levels progression system, ray tracing support on PC, new finishing moves, and over a hundred fixes and improvements.

It turns out Techland was working on another game set in the Dying Light universe, titled Hellrunners. Although the project was ultimately canceled, series lead Tymon Smektala recently shared some details about what could have been.

Techland continues to expand its zombie action game Dying Light: The Beast. In a recent post on Pilgrim Outpost, series director Tymon Smektała shared details about upcoming additions, including the Call of the Beast challenge path, New Game+ mechanics, and the new Nightmare Mode, which will be added in the future.

The developers of Dying Light: The Beast have released a new hotfix addressing a recently discovered issue that caused weapon and armor stats to drop after a character’s death or restarting the game.

Techland has unveiled the official 11-week roadmap for Dying Light: The Beast, outlining a wave of new content and events coming before the end of the holiday season — including New Game+, a PUBG Mobile collaboration, and much more.

While half of the industry is switching en masse to Unreal Engine 5 — including CD Projekt RED — Techland remains loyal to its own technology. And according to Dying Light: The Beast game director Tymon Smektała, there are good reasons for that.

Developer Techland has released update 1.2.4 for Dying Light: The Beast, addressing numerous issues and improving overall stability across all platforms. The hotfix primarily focuses on performance, co-op functionality, and story missions.

As promised, Techland has released hotfix patch 1.2.3 for Dying Light: The Beast, which launched earlier this month to very positive reviews on Steam.

Techland has announced that the new 1.2.3 hotfix for Dying Light: The Beast is already in final testing. The team emphasized that most of the fixes are ready, but they want to ensure the update is fully stable before release.

Techland has once again returned to Dying Light: The Beast players with another round of free content. This time, the team decided to apologize for a bug by gifting users a powerful shotgun.

YouTuber Realistic GameZ has released a video comparing the newly launched Dying Light: The Beast with 2022’s Dying Light 2 Stay Human. The fresh release from Techland proved to be a major step up over the sequel.

The recently released Dying Light: The Beast has been warmly received by fans, earning plenty of positive reviews. To celebrate the successful launch and thank players for their support, the developers at Techland have announced a free bonus.

With the release of Dying Light: The Beast, YouTubers have shared numerous videos showcasing how the new title runs on different NVIDIA GPUs — from budget models like the GTX 1650 and GTX 1050 Ti to high-end cards such as the RTX 3050, RTX 4090, and RTX 5090.

Immediately after its release, Techland’s zombie action game Dying Light: The Beast appeared online. Since the game did not feature Denuvo protection, pirates quickly obtained the PC version and uploaded it to torrent sites.

Techland has officially launched Dying Light: The Beast, the latest entry in the zombie action series known for its parkour and open-world exploration. Alongside the release, the first critic scores have appeared: the game holds a 78/100 on Metacritic and an 82/100 on OpenCritic.

Techland has decided to move up the release of Dying Light: The Beast from September 19 to September 18 across all platforms and has shared a detailed global launch map. The studio made this change to celebrate the first million pre-orders.

Techland has unveiled the PC system requirements for their upcoming zombie-slaying action title, Dying Light: The Beast. If you're aiming for 1080p and 30 FPS, you'll need at least an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 to get in the door.

A playthrough of the Dying Light: The Beast demo shown at gamescom 2025 has surfaced online. The footage features a mission where the protagonist meets technician Pietro and heads out to repair a pumping station.

The popular first-person post-apocalyptic action game Dying Light, which boasts a 95% positive rating, is now temporarily free to play on Steam. Gamers can jump in and play for several days—until August 25.