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Review: Dying Light: The Beast

The Beast promises a full Dying Light experience, but can it capture the magic and horror of its predecessors as a standalone ...

Not even Dying Light: The Beast's game director knows how many Easter eggs there are, and you haven't found all of them yet

Techland has always had fun tucking Easter eggs into the corners of their apocalyptic worlds, but Dying Light: The Beast has ...

Don't sleep on Dying Light: The Beast, September’s hidden gem

When it comes to zombie games, I’m faced with a recurring dilemma: Do I want to experience raw realism as a puny living being ...

Dying Light: The Beast's "360 approach" to stealth combat is "maybe better" suited to this series than Far Cry, according to Techland's ex-Ubisoft game director

Dying Light: The Beast 's open ended approach to combat lets you tackle encounters a variety of ways, from full-on stealth to ...
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Dying Light: The Beast review - slaying zombies without a shirt doesn't get old

The Beast delivers a refined and condensed approach to Techland's undead slaying antics, offering a superb co-op experience.
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Dying Light The Beast is Techland's most brutal, tactical, and stunning game yet

Releasing just three years after Dying Light 2, Dying Light: The Beast was never going to be a full reinvention of the brutal, parkour-flavored, zombie-slaying series. As the game's director, Nathan ...