{"id":9717,"date":"2025-02-06T16:41:42","date_gmt":"2025-02-06T16:41:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/game.intel.com\/?p=9717"},"modified":"2025-05-21T23:09:38","modified_gmt":"2025-05-21T23:09:38","slug":"dying-light-hits-10-years-of-zombie-squashing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/game.intel.com\/tw\/stories\/dying-light-hits-10-years-of-zombie-squashing\/","title":{"rendered":"Dying Light Hits 10 Years of Zombie Squashing"},"content":{"rendered":"

Even the undead like to party. First-person post-apocalyptic zombie smasher Dying Light <\/em>turned 10 on January 27th, and to mark the occasion developer Techland has unleashed an infected horde of treats for fans. With a few well-placed discounts, they\u2019ve also made it more attractive than ever for newcomers to parkour their way across the open world cityscape\u00a0, creatively dismembering zombies along the way.<\/p>\n

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Since late January, there\u2019s been a program of in-game events running in both Dying Light<\/em> and its freshly 3-year-old sequel Dying Light 2<\/em>:<\/em> Stay Human<\/em>. For Dying Light<\/em>, there\u2019s a ton of cool alterations to play with for a limited time, including Low Gravity, Super Crane, and Viral Rush, alongside a freshly replenished armory packed with delights such as the Deadeye Crossbow, Chicken Stick, Rusty Spine shotgun and more.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Dying Light 2<\/em>:<\/em> Stay Human<\/em> is serving up three weeks of in-game goodies, with bounties, rewards, and some cool weapons to take for a spin, plus cosmetic billboards, graffiti, and skins to brighten up the zombie-strewn hellscape.<\/p>\n

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And all of that\u2019s before we mention the discounts. Dying Light <\/em>is available for a massive 70% off on Steam, while Dying Light 2<\/em>:<\/em> Stay Human Reloaded Edition<\/em> comes with a 67% discount, including the base game plus the Bloody Ties<\/em> DLC. There\u2019s also a raft of bundle choices to fit every budget and player profile, so there are fewer reasons than ever to deprive yourself of one of gaming\u2019s greatest bloodbaths.<\/p>\n

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Dying Light <\/em>has been a hell of a journey for the team at Techland. \u201cI don’t think we realized what we were creating,\u201d said franchise director\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0Tymon Smekta\u0142a in their recent 10th anniversary video<\/a>. \u201cDying Light <\/em>revolutionized the open world survival horror genre with the combination of first-person parkour, melee combat, day and night experiences, and a lot of scares. We were a small team back then, but we put our heart and soul into the game.\u201d Whatever they did, it worked.<\/p>\n

The team showcased some wild statistics for the anniversary. Collectively, Dying Light <\/em>players have:<\/p>\n