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Cuisine & Cargo out now, adds two 'hardcore' missions.
Dying Light seems to be largely impressing folk with its mixture of Dead Island zombie shenanigans and Mirror's Edge-style parkour, and if you're similarly impressed you might be hoping for a little more of it. Well, you're in luck - the contents of its season pass have been torn open like a carcass (or something), and are now spilling out all over the floor. What a mess!

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Dying Light has only been out for a few weeks now but already people are eager to play Dead Island 2 the sequel to the successful Dead Island which was developed by Techland back in 2011. The PS Store has Dead Island 2 placeholder and lists the game for a release on April 1st. Publisher Deep Silver responds to a tweet from Paradiger on this subject in a funny way.

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From gamerstemple.com: "Dying Light is better than Dead Island in just about every way possible. It's easily one of the best zombie games I have played."

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PS Blog: If January proved anything, its that gamers never tire of re-dispatching zombies to the sweet hereafter. Capcoms remastered classic Resident Evil saw off Techlands Dead Island follow-up, Dying Light, to top the PS4 chart. Elsewhere, we saw new entries from Telltales Game of Thrones tie-in, Double Fines Grim Fandango Remastered, and boardgame perennial Monoploy Plus. See below for a full rundown across PS4, PS3 and PS Vita.

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IRB Gamer: "Out of all the videogame enemies the living dead seems to stand the test of time: there are countless hordes to smash and slash your way through and you dont have to feel guilty about killing them. But when all is said and done, what more could we do with them? Whatever it is it has already been done, or so I thought. Dying Light takes notes from Techlands Dead Island titles: visually stunning and great RPG elements while improving upon the melee mechanics to become more dynamic, parkour for fast-paced action and verticality, and perhaps more shockingly, a compelling story."

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Dying Light is the latest release from Polish developer Techland. The very same Techland that brought you various other titles, such as Dead Island and the Call of Juarez series. Dying Light, like Dead Island, is an open-world, zombie apocalypse, survival game. In fact, upon seeing screenshots or gameplay of the game for the first time, it wouldnt be much of a stretch to assume its part of the Dead Island series.

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Escapist: In Dying Light, you're dropped into the jump boots of Kyle Crane, a contractor sent to the fictional city of Harran. It's been a few months since a strange disease broke out in Harran, and you're on a mission to recover some stolen information. To that end, you parachute in, immediately finding yourself surrounded by hostiles, both living and undead. Ingratiating yourself with the locals means that you need to gain their trust, and that means it's time to do some missions. Dying Light is a game about avoidance, or at least that's how it's presented. There are zombies, but they can't climb very well. To avoid them, you're going to learn to be an expert at parkour, but don't expect Titanfall / Mirror's Edge wallrunning here. Climbing, jumping, and running are your entire arsenal.