Dying Light: The Beast Review
Dying Light: The Beast expands on its predecessor with a gritty narrative that dives deeper into revenge and survival. Returning to Harran, players face not just zombies but the psychological toll of past choices. The world feels more alive with dynamic events that challenge players constantly. Combat remains satisfying, though some mechanics feel repetitive over time. - New abilities add depth, yet some feel unbalanced. - Side quests often lack meaningful rewards, making exploration feel less rewarding. Graphically, the game shines with stunning visuals, but performance dips can detract from immersion. Overall, it’s a worthy addition for fans but may frustrate newcomers. For a deeper dive into the mechanics, read more. Regular updates are essential to address lingering issues.