Before I played this I had a small penis, no girlfriend and no will to live. None of these things have changed, but the game is pretty good.

Amazing zombie game for from Techland. Story is great, game-play is amazing and overall I am really enjoying my time with Dying Light.

Dying Light is Still the BEST OW Zombie Game in the Market.

I GIVE THIS GAME A 8/10!

Amazing Game specially if you have friends who are afraid of zombies :D

It's good fun, esp co-op with a friend!
I've been having fun even though it's cross-region.
Parkour feels nice and zombie combat is satisfying.
The story is mid, but that's okay as it's mostly just an excuse to run from objective to objective.
Can be a bit buggy at times but holds together pretty well most of the time!

It's the best zombie game of all time

Pure masterpiece of a game.

This review is based on a 100% completion and 65.3 hours of gameplay.

Do I recommend this game? Yes. Between this and Dying Light 2, I find this game to be much better overall. Even after all these years, it still feels great to play. The story, narrative design and gameplay are exceptionally well done and are the strongest out of the two games. It will definitely keep you hooked until the end. That said, it’s not without its issues. I experienced multiple crashes and ran into several bugs during my time with the game. However, these were only a small part of the overall experience for me, and the majority of my time was filled with really good content. This is one of those games that delivers a near S-tier experience.

The narrative, sound design, graphics and gameplay are all fantastic. The story is interesting and engaging, with compelling characters, solid character development, and a gritty edge. The sound design and music are equally impressive, with the game delivering some truly iconic sounds. The graphics are also really nice, even by today's standards. Given the age of the game, you definitely can see some aging, but it's still really visually appealing. As for gameplay, I enjoyed every aspect of it, from the parkour to the combat. There’s a variety of melee and ranged weapons, as well as other tools to experiment with, so there’s plenty to try and enjoy.

The DLC is also not too bad. Most of it consists of extra weapons, tools, and other additions, some of which are really good and even super overpowered. For the DLC that provides new content beyond the base game’s story, Hellraid is decent—it’s fairly mediocre content, but it’s not terrible. It feels like a slightly odd bit of side content.

The Bozak Horde DLC acts as a sort of challenge arena. If you play it just once to see what it’s like, it’s not too bad. However, I personally dislike challenge modes in any game, and this was no exception. I didn’t enjoy it at all, especially because I found it to be quite buggy.

Finally, The Following DLC is excellent. It picks up after the end of the base game, continuing the story while introducing new plot points and mechanics. One of the standout additions is the buggy, which I found to be fun and a great addition to the gameplay. Overall, this DLC offers solid content and is a good way to round off the game.

When comparing Dying Light to its sequel, Dying Light 2, I feel the first game beats out the sequel in terms of fun mechanics and gameplay features. While Dying Light 2 has better graphics and a few improved parkour mechanics like the paraglider, the original surpasses it in narrative, design, sound, gameplay, and overall content.

In short, I would recommend picking this game up as it’s a great addition to any collection. The base price is reasonable for the content you get, but I’d suggest going for the “Dying Light Definitive Edition” bundle, which includes all the DLC. Since this is an older game, it goes on sale frequently, so waiting for a good deal would be the way to go.

DLC is required for 100%. Be aware that there are some missable and buggy achievements, as well as a few co-op/multiplayer ones.

The achievements in this game aren’t overly difficult in general, but some will require a bit of skill. You’ll need to complete a full playthrough of the base game as well as the DLCs. Keep in mind that The Following DLC has a missable achievement, so be sure to check a guide before starting it.

The main campaign achievements aren’t difficult but can be a bit of a grind. You’ll also need to team up with others for some co-op achievements, including one that requires a game with three other players. Fortunately, the game still has an active community, so finding players shouldn’t be too hard.

The DLC achievements are mostly similar to the base game’s, but The Bozak Horde DLC was particularly frustrating due to crashes, bugs, and its generally challenging nature. You’ll need to practise and develop some skill to complete it. There are good guides online and on YouTube to help you finish this DLC.

I did encounter some issues with achievements not unlocking right away. If you run into this, keep trying, and they should eventually pop. If they don’t, check online for potential solutions.

Aside from The Bozak Horde DLC and the co-op/multiplayer achievements, the rest are manageable—though a bit buggy.

Quite a fun game to be honest, id happily pay full price.

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