Dying Light 2: Stay Human review - Mutating in the right direction
Dying Light 2: Stay Human from Techland has been one of the hottest anticipated games ever since its reveal at E3 2018. The upcoming sequel to 2015's iconic open-world zombie survival game promises to go above and beyond the scope of the original. The title's release is close too.
Before we delve into the finer gameplay-oriented details of the game, it's time for a history lesson. Dying Light 2: Stay Human takes place 15 years after the original game's events. Those who have played the first Dying Light and the DLC expansion "The Following" should know that it ends on a less-than-happy note.
After that, the Harran virus managed to ravage most of the planet and the remnants of the human race were forced to take shelter in massive strongholds. One of these is Villedor or the City, where Dying Light 2: Stay Human occurs.
Players are Aiden Caldwell, a Pilgrim - bold travelers braving the perils of this post-apocalyptic scenario. After being plagued by relentless flashbacks about past events involving experiments done on him and his lost sister Mia as children, he sets out on a journey to uncover the truth.
Throughout the campaign, Aiden will encounter a variety of NPCs, most of whom belong to one of the two factions in the game: the Survivors and the Peacekeepers. The former is your standard commoner, trying to make ends meet in Villedor. The latter, meanwhile, is a force of military-style people who have their vision for the city.
From the get-go, it's very obvious that Techland took their promise of RPG-fying the sequel seriously. Enemies now have visible health bars.
Aiden also has different equippable pieces - gloves, shoes, pants, etc. They all have other stats (including armor value for some) and are classified into four
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