All of this culminates in your fight for survival against the many threats - both living and non - who inhabit Harran. Dynamic events appear naturally throughout the city and add to the believability of this diverse environment. These caches become hotspots of contention among desperate survivors and violent marauders. Harran is cut off from the outside world, surviving only on airdrops and what little can be scavenged within the city. Skyscrapers line the horizon and shanty towns are scattered throughout the districts. It is imperative to describe in detail the city of Harran, as Techland has crafted one hell of an open world space to explore. The story in Dying Light is typical, but the writing and execution actually make you feel for the characters and give a damn about what is happening in every scene. It is up to you to decide if you want to help them or not, as doing so will take to you the edges of the city which are filled with chaos and destruction. Littered throughout the makeshift rooms are citizens who are trying to survive some will offer words of advice, while others seek your aid.
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Scrap heaps line the hallways and windows are boarded up for protection. The Tower acts as your home base and it is set up like a refugee camp in a warzone. The story centers around the Tower, a spire in the middle of the city that is home to most of the survivors and, more importantly, the runners. You play as Kyle Crane, an undercover agent for a supposedly beneficial agency called "Global Relief Effort," dropped into the middle of this urban sprawl and tasked with tracking down another agent gone rogue. Are you the savior of a group of survivors just trying to make it out of the hellish landscape or are you the pawn of a government agency out to do whatever it takes to secure your objective? -Jasonĭying Light is a first person action survival game set in the near future in the infected city of Harran. Moral questions are abound and the frustration you feel at some of the characters is equally reflected in the thoughts of the protagonist. “Dying Light is a game that, at times, feels like it’s not sure what it wants you to be. My co-op partner, Jason Love spent a ton of time hopping across the rooftops of Harran as well, so I've asked him to share some of his thoughts throughout.
It is all about vast exploration, fluid locomotion, and ultimately surviving the infestation. Techland have created an ambitious game, filling it with systems where none feel superfluous. The infected are faster, the cities are bigger, and the character capabilities far surpass any game in the genre. It is like going from George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead to Danny Boyle’s 28 Days later.
Dying Light is the evolution of the zombie apocalypse in video games. If you told me another big budget zombie game was kicking off 2015, my eyes would have rolled back into the last decade.
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