Dying Light 2, more gameplay for the PS4 and Xbox One versions
Dying Light 2
With the upcoming release of Dying Light 2: Stay Human, Techland has almost finished its marketing campaign. After flooding the news feed for months with his Dying 2 Know, monthly appointments aimed at discovering some details on the open world sequel to the 2015 hit, today it's the final act, with another long gameplay video dedicated to the versions old gen of the title, that is PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.In fact, over the last few hours, the Polish development team has published 4-minute gameplay footage, dedicated exclusively to the PS4 and Xbox One versions by Dying Light 2: Stay Human. In the video, which you can find a little further down, we can see the performance of the game on all old gen console models, including the hi-end ones like PS4 Pro and Xbox One X. This is a deeper look than those few seconds. that we had the opportunity to see during the Dying 2 Know and that should reassure us in terms of performance: beyond the motion blur, in fact, the game manages to run quietly at a stable 30 frames per second and you could not ask for more. systems with 9 years of honorable service on their shoulders.
In addition to being part of the marketing campaign, this new gameplay video has a specific function, which is to be as clear as possible towards the players. After the controversy that overwhelmed CD Projekt RED, guilty of never having shown the performances on old gen consoles of Cyberpunk 2077, it is clear that Techland wants to be very transparent right from the start with those who still play on “old gen” systems.
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Latest Trailer Showcases Dying Light 2’s Old Gen Gameplay
Techland is a AAA video game developer that has worked on Dying Light along with Call of Juarez and God’s Trigger. Techland is preparing for the launch of Dying Light 2, a highly anticipated sequel to Dying Light, which originally released in 2015. Although Dying Light has suffered some delays and there has been a seven year gap, Techland and fans alike are excited for its release. Dying Light 2 will be available on both new gen and old gen systems. To ensure old gen fans know what to expect, the company has revealed gameplay footage on old gen systems.
The four-minute long video is fully focused on gameplay. There is no additional commentary nor cutscenes. It follow the protagonist as he navigates the vast world, showing off his parkour skills along the way. The video continues in sequence from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 4 Pro to Xbox One. It then switches to the Xbox One X and back to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
From the video, the gameplay is smooth and the graphics are quite detailed. On the other hand, on PC, the game allows for various modes for players to enjoy!
In Dying Light 2, civilization has fallen back into the Dark Ages as a virus tears apart society once again. Players are gifted with special skills, but they come at a price. Along the way, players must learn the truth while fighting enemies, honing their skills and making allies. The game is available for pre-order here ahead of its launch on February 4th, 2022.
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