Choose to help a faction, and you risk the ire of the world as a whole. Choose not to help a specific faction, and you could lose out on an entire line of side quests.
It’s just another survival story in a world with zombies, yet akin to the Mass Effect series of games it branches depending on your decisions. From my experience playing through the entirety of Dying Light 2 Stay Human, the game would become extremely tedious and samey if you played it for that length of time. Story-wise, Dying Light 2 is generic with the exception of the choices you make. To be clear, this is an extremely good thing. Otherwise, you’re absolutely never going to spend hundreds of hours. Perhaps, if you’re particularly interested in where a story would have diverged if you had merely chosen a different option. While the game certainly rewards replayability, I also can’t see a real reason to go back to it beyond the alternative endings.
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At least, that’s how long it took me, with a mixture of the main story plus some side quests. In reality, depending on how many times you die or side quests you tackle, it will take you closer to 24 to 25 hours.
In fact, it’s not even close to that, so put those concerns behind you. The first thing out of the gate, forget that Twitter post from Techland about the length of the game.
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Platform(s): (PS5) Reviewed, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC But is it any good, or is it undead on arrival? While the game was delayed repeatedly, and concerns were put forth that the game might not even release, existing in the same state as Duke Nukem Forever, Dying Light 2 Stay Human has defied all those naysayers and is finally here. In recent years the game has become something of a beloved cult classic, a zombie parkour game that has amassed quite the fanbase, and in a twist, the world could have seen coming a mile off in 2018 Techland announced a sequel. In 2015, the original Dying Light was released to a rather mixed reception.
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