Dying Light: The Beast has been delayed to September but has released a gruesome new trailer filled with brutal damage against the infected. This brutality reflects protagonist Kyle Crane’s quest for revenge after being imprisoned and experimented on for a decade. The game’s art team enhanced visuals significantly, focusing on body horror to create a survival experience that genuinely emphasizes trauma and revenge. The increase in graphic content serves as a catharsis for Crane's anger, achieved through meticulous research and realistic effects in the portrayal of injuries. The game will launch on September 19 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Techland has released a new trailer for Dying Light: The Beast, featuring a highlight reel of extreme gore showcasing brutal damage inflicted on the infected.
The 'primal brutality' aims to reflect protagonist Kyle Crane's thirst for revenge following his decade-long imprisonment and brutal experiments.
Franchise director Tymon Smektała mentioned the increase in body horror to amplify the survival aspect and Crane's desire for revenge.
Techland's art team conducted extensive research to enhance the visuals of injuries, using real-life techniques such as gallons of fake blood for authenticity.
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