The original Dying Light is coming to Nintendo Switch in its most complete form, packaged as Dying Light: Platinum Edition.
Announced during a Gamescom 2021 edition of the Dying 2 Know broadcast series, developer Techland said Dying Light: Platinum Edition contains over 100 hours of gameplay for a single playthrough. More details will be announced soon, but we also saw that the Platinum Edition also comes with a survival guide booklet, maps, stickers and collector's box.
Leaks of the Platinum Edition said it would contain all four DLC expansions, 17 skin bundles, and include Switch features like gyro aiming, motion controls, touchscreen support, and local co-op. No mention has been made as to whether the upcoming Dying Light 2 will also come to Switch.
When it first arrived in 2015, we awarded Dying Light an 8.5/10 review, saying "high-speed parkour and gruesome zombie massacres make Dying Light a blast, even if the story's just okay." The game has built a major following since, with Techland saying that as of June this year, 2 million people were still playing the game.
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Announced during a Gamescom 2021 edition of the Dying 2 Know broadcast series, developer Techland said Dying Light: Platinum Edition contains over 100 hours of gameplay for a single playthrough. More details will be announced soon, but we also saw that the Platinum Edition also comes with a survival guide booklet, maps, stickers and collector's box.
Leaks of the Platinum Edition said it would contain all four DLC expansions, 17 skin bundles, and include Switch features like gyro aiming, motion controls, touchscreen support, and local co-op. No mention has been made as to whether the upcoming Dying Light 2 will also come to Switch.
When it first arrived in 2015, we awarded Dying Light an 8.5/10 review, saying "high-speed parkour and gruesome zombie massacres make Dying Light a blast, even if the story's just okay." The game has built a major following since, with Techland saying that as of June this year, 2 million people were still playing the game.
Joe Skrebels is IGN's Executive Editor of News. Follow him on Twitter. Have a tip for us? Want to discuss a possible story? Please send an email to [email protected].
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