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Despite the explosion with it, I can't list a single major plot point of Dying Light, Techland's zombie realm FPS survival. I can't tell you the main character's name or motivation. I can't even remember the name of the foggy Turkish city where the game takes place.

During E3, I got an extended preview of Dying Light 2 and also spoke with Smektala about how this sequel plans to not only expand on the ideas of the first part, but also surpass its weaknesses. We did a great job with the gameplay, but we lacked the resources and experience to create a story that would be as good - one of the developers replied.

During the Microsoft press conference, RPG developer Chris Avellone took to the stage to showcase Dying Light 2 with a script that promised our choices would have a dramatic impact on its world. He sent a clear message that Dying Light 2 would emphasize story and setting in a way that was never accomplished in the first game.

A gone brown clime replaced with a burst of urban European sprawl infused with enough genre fantasy aesthetic that the first trailer revealed to me rather than where Dying Light 2 was set. Turns out Part 2 takes place 15 years after the first game in a European city - the last bastion of humanity in a world full of infected. Techland calls it "Modern Dark Ages" and it already makes it much more memorable than Dying Light.

There's still the ramshackle post-apocalyptic feel of people trying to rebuild the mainstay of a once great society, but the medieval vibe is evident when you catch a glimpse of the cityscape. Banners spill from buildings topped with rickety windmills, and soldiers wear painted armor. It's all very surreal - especially when you're around the corner and see what Paris's Arc de Triomphe looks like, but with a black souq built on top and served by a school bus lift.

Decisions and tasks

The demo I saw was actually a more detailed snippet of the same trailer that was given during the initial announcement of Dying Light 2. As a wanderer in this European city, the player is looking for an object that can "change the future of mankind." But in order to find it, you need to involve yourself in political events related to the surviving cities and the various factions they belong to.

The specific plot for this demo was simple: some secondary characters managed to steal control of a water tower in one of several districts of the city. The peacekeepers, one of the few law enforcement units left in the world, sent an emissary to negotiate with these people so that the water could be shared with all citizens. Unfortunately this emissary has gone missing, so now it's our job to find out what happened.

As the trailer shows, the choices in these quests can have wildly different outcomes. Once we find the smugglers, we can eliminate them and allow the peacekeepers to claim the area for themselves. This will turn this dangerous area into a relatively safe place with guards patrolling the streets, access to remedial water, and new infrastructure that makes it much easier for you to live around the immediate area.

It all sounds undulating, but peacekeepers are also authoritarian individuals with a penchant for violence. However, an alliance with smugglers will turn the area into a lair full of dubious types, but at least they are not under the thumb of some ruthless government. While you may not have access to free water or feel especially safe, Smugglers will cut you short in their business and allow you to collect tribute.

It is these worldwide changes that form the basis of the new vision for Dying Light 2. No longer do you simply choose option A or B based on immediate rewards, but instead make decisions that affect the story, how you move around the city, and your relationships with local residents.

When the peacekeepers move in, the entire area is transformed. Walls are being built, outposts are being placed, and their blue banners are hanging everywhere. And that's just part of Dying Light 2's approach to layered choices driven by consequences. In one region you can make one choice between two factions, and in another region you make a choice between three or four completely different factions. And perhaps you make this choice not only by dialogue, but also by achieving or failing one of the missions. ”

While the demo didn't give me an idea of ​​what other factions were out there, Smektala told me that these big choices with big factions are complemented by much smaller moment-to-moment choices with "mini factions". These smaller elections won't change the entire district, but they will still have an effect.

Nightmares

It feels weird that what happened in the Dying Light 2 preview wasn't talking about zombies, right? That's because the hordes of the infected aren't the focus of Dying Light 2. It's not just a zombie game where zombies chase you and that's it,” explains Smektala.

But that doesn't mean zombies are an afterthought. After all, the day cycle and how she changed her behavior was one of Dying Light's most original features. This system is back, but has been updated to make going out at night really worth it - an issue many have had with Dying Light.

During the day, infected people become weak from sunlight and avoid being outdoors. Instead, they gather in dark buildings to wait until dark. At night, the zombies are removed, making it safer to explore the interior, but you risk attracting the wrath of the zombies, who are now much more aggressive.

Development has expanded significantly, and Smektala estimates that there are about 50 new effects that can be added to the weapons you create. Combat still looks familiar, but there's a new focus on usage environment to help finish the opponents. In one fight, the player picked up a nearby bucket and swung it at an enemy's head to knock them off a tower. Similarly, the number of parkour moves you can do has doubled, increasing your moves with which you can move through densely packed European buildings.

Launch and gun

It's these big expansions to Dying Light's core systems, combined with its vibrant new look, that make Dying Light 2 one of the most cool games that I saw at E3.

One big change that some players might be worried about is Dying Light 2's stamina system. Now stamina affects just about everything, including parkour, instead of fighting and running. For example, when hanging from a ledge, the counter will slowly deplete. If you perform the move as a jump, you will use more stamina. Smektala says it's meant to provide a more strategic use of parkour, but doesn't necessarily limit the feeling of freedom when moving around the city. For example, during the chase scene, it didn't look like the player was stamina-locked, but played an important role during what Techland calls "parkour issues".

In order to get to the water tower to talk to the smugglers, the character had to jump into a series of strenuous and deadly jumps inside the tower itself. It's like Dying Light, but with the addition of stamina as you run around the game and plan your next jump.

It's these big expansions to Dying Light's core systems, combined with its vibrant new look, that make Dying Light 2 one of the coolest games I've seen at E3. Smektala tells me that when the concept artists showed the team their first ideas of what the Modern Dark Age would look like, it "blew their minds." There was a moment during the demo when the sun was setting behind an expanse of gothic architecture that gave me an idea of ​​the feeling. It was a scene that was out of time.

Release date and platforms

It is reported that the game will be released in 2019, on all major platforms. PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows PC.

Company Techland announced and presented two trailers at once: cinematic and gameplay.

In Dying Light 2, events will be transferred to a large city destroyed by a zombie epidemic, the site reports. It is inhabited by a large number of survivors who have split into several factions. Unlike the first game, a dialogue system will appear here, and the player's choice will have consequences. As an example, a meeting with dangerous bandits is shown. If you kill them, another faction will gain access to the water. Her people will begin to build settlements throughout the city and create an armed army. However, members of other factions will be persecuted: they will be beaten and brutally killed. If you do not start a fight with the bandits, but make an alliance with them, they will get access to the water and main character. The resource will open wide opportunities for development, but in the end the city will be filled with dangerous and aggressive people. And this is just one choice made by the player. Dozens of these promise.

According to the site, the developers of Dying Light 2 have guaranteed other innovations, which will be discussed in the near future. The combat system will undergo processing, in particular, battles with people. Of course, the graphics are noticeably improved in comparison with the first part. Zombies will also change. They will become scarier and more dangerous, but the developers have not yet told anything about them.

Techland also announced that cult game designer Chris Avellone is working on a sequel. It was this developer who had a hand in creating such legendary games as Fallout 2, Fallout: New Vegas, Wasteland 2 and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords. There are many more famous RPGs on the list of his projects.

A release date for Dying Light 2 has yet to be announced. The game will be released on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

The release date is the point in time after which the game is considered released, which usually means that it can already be downloaded and tested if you purchase a licensed copy. For example, the release date for Dying Light: Bad Blood is September 13, 2018.

Recently, more and more developers allow you to buy the game in advance - to make a pre-order. In response to the support from potential buyers, who believe so much in the success of the project that they give money for it even before the release, the developers share various bonuses and exclusive materials. It can be a soundtrack, an artbook, or some mini-addons for the game.

Thus, a pre-order actually allows you to buy the game before its official release, but this does not mean that the announced release date loses its meaning, since you can fully play only after the release.

Why do you need to know release dates for games?

If only because it is more convenient to plan your time and finances. If you know, for example, when Dying Light: Bad Blood will be released, then it will be easier for you to navigate: set aside money to buy it in advance, plan things so that you can immerse yourself in the game as soon as it comes out.

A lot of gamers keep track of game release dates with special calendars and feature articles about the most important releases of the month or season. You can find both on our game portal site.

How do developers choose when to release?

They are guided by many factors at once. Firstly, it is important for them to know that their target audience will be able to immediately join the game process, so games are less likely to come out during the holiday season, as well as in those months when work is usually all hands on deck, and students have a session.

Secondly, for a successful release, developers are trying to compare their plans with the announcements of potential competitors. For example, if we are talking about a shooter, then releasing it simultaneously with the new Battlefield or Call of Duty is not very reasonable.

Thirdly, the release date indicates the so-called deadline - the very line after which the game is already ready. This means that it must be completed within the stated time. Alas, this does not always work out, and therefore the release date of the game can be shifted one or even several times.

In addition to this, the release of Dying Light: Bad Blood on PC and consoles may differ - often developers try to release one version first, and only then move on to the next.

The release date is the point in time after which the game is considered released, which usually means that it can already be downloaded and tested if you purchase a licensed copy. For example, the release date for Dying Light 2 is Spring 2020.

Recently, more and more developers allow you to buy the game in advance - to make a pre-order. In response to the support from potential buyers, who believe so much in the success of the project that they give money for it even before the release, the developers share various bonuses and exclusive materials. It can be a soundtrack, an artbook, or some mini-addons for the game.

Thus, a pre-order actually allows you to buy the game before its official release, but this does not mean that the announced release date loses its meaning, since you can fully play only after the release.

Why do you need to know release dates for games?

If only because it is more convenient to plan your time and finances. If you know, for example, when Dying Light 2 will be released, then it will be easier for you to navigate: set aside money for its purchase in advance, plan things so that you can immerse yourself in the game as soon as it comes out.

A lot of gamers keep track of game release dates with special calendars and feature articles about the most important releases of the month or season. You can find both on our game portal site.

How do developers choose when to release?

They are guided by many factors at once. Firstly, it is important for them to know that their target audience will be able to immediately join the gameplay, so games are less likely to be released during the holiday season, as well as in those months when work is usually all hands on deck and students have a session.

Secondly, for a successful release, developers are trying to compare their plans with the announcements of potential competitors. For example, if we are talking about a shooter, then releasing it simultaneously with the new Battlefield or Call of Duty is not very reasonable.

Thirdly, the release date indicates the so-called deadline - the very line after which the game is already ready. This means that it must be completed within the stated time. Alas, this does not always work out, and therefore the release date of the game can be shifted one or even several times.

In addition to this, the release of Dying Light 2 on PC and consoles may differ - often developers try to release one version first, and only then move on to the next.