Techland will reveal Dying Light: The Beast release date at Summer Game Fest 2025
During the Summer Game Fest 2025 show, we are going to learn when exactly Dying Light: The Beast is set to be released. Techland will also present new footage from the spin-off of the popular zombie series.
In three days, we will learn more about the further fate of Kyle Crane, the protagonist of the FPP game series about the zombie apocalypse from Techland. The Polish studio confirmed that on June 6th, we will not only see gameplay from the game Dying Light: The Beast, but we will also finally learn its release date. New info will be revealed during the opening stream of the Summer Game Fest 2025 event.
- Dying Light: The Beast is a spin-off of the main Techland game series, where we'll play as the same character from the first game again. As Kyle Crane - a hybrid of a human and a zombie - we will try to bring justice to the protagonist's former tormentors. The path of revenge will lead us to Castor Woods, which, before the appearance of the undead, was a paradise for tourists.
- We will conquer the picturesque scenery both on foot and behind the wheel of vehicles. During this time, we'll encounter aggressive survivors and various types of zombies on our way. In the confrontation with the latter, we will be able to use the titular Beast hidden in the main character.
- According to early information, Dying Light: The Beast is set to debut this year on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X. The Polish studio may reveal their plans for other installments of the series and post-release game development, along with the release date.
Techland's game will not be the only star of the Summer Game Fest. The event will feature a showcase of the upcoming game from Kojima Productions, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. According to unconfirmed information, we are also expected to hear about Resident Evil 9, and other rumors suggest the appearance of Hollow Knight: Silksong.
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