Dying Light 2 Release Times: Pre-load And Regional Unlock Times Explained
Dying Light 2: Stay Human, Techland's expansive, open-world zombie RPG, is nearly here. It's been a long wait for fans, with the first game in the series having launched in 2015 and the sequel having received multiple delays.
So when, exactly, can fans get their hands on Dying Light 2? That depends on your platform and region, and doesn't apply to those playing on Nintendo Switch. For those hoping to play on Nintendo's platform, you'll have to wait a little longer. The cloud version of Dying Light 2 has been delayed and is expected to arrive within the next six months. With that out of the way, let's break it down.
When you can start playing Dying Light 2 depends on where in the world you are, as well as what platform you're playing on. For console players, the game will unlock on February 4 at midnight local time. On PC, it gets a little more complicated. Here's the official breakdown:
The game is available to pre-load now on all platforms. Xbox users got a head start when it came to pre-loading, whereas PC and PlayStation players could pre-load up to 48 hours prior to launch.
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Techland has said that completing everything in Dying Light 2 could take up to 500 hours. For those only interested in the main story, Techland estimates the game to take around 20 hours. A playthrough including the main story and all of the game's side quests is estimated at around 80 hours. In those dozens of
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