Dying Light 2 Guide Hub: Repair Weapons, Fast Travel, And More

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After four years, a few delays, and a lot of trailers, Dying Light 2 is here. We've already put in dozens of hours with it ourselves, which you can read about in our Dying Light 2 review. But if you're already playing, it's guides you need, and we've got plenty to help you on your journey in the parkour-friendly shoes of Aiden Caldwell as he searches for his long-lost sister, Mia. Here's a central hub of every Dying Light 2 guide on GameSpot. If you like it, bookmark it and keep checking back as you play. We'll be adding to it as more secrets are discovered, tips are needed, and content is added to the game.

For a great headstart that we only wish we could've had too, use our Dying Light 2 beginner's guide to hit the ground running once you get to Old Villedor. It's got tips that should help you stay above the hordes and ahead of the renegades.

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Something always on the forefront of players' minds is how long their next game will take them to beat. In Dying Light 2, like a lot of sandbox games, that number varies a lot based on how you play the game. Here are our estimates across different play styles.

A lot of people are picking up Dying Light 2 to make it their next co-op game. That's a good idea, so here's how to enable co-op, as well as a breakdown of the invite and lobby options you have available to you once you unlock co-op.

There are a lot of locked-away valuables in Villedor. Sometimes you'll need to find a code to unlock safes, but these codes don't change from one game to the next, so you can use our