author: Miriam Moszczynska
Dying Light 2 Will Enable Us to Turn Abandoned Building Into a Pumpkin Farm
The developer of Dying Light 2 shared details about the abandoned structures present in the game, which after restoration can serve multiple functions - such as a pumpkin farm or a training center.
In the latest episode of Dying 2 Know MORE, the creator of Dying Light 2 talked about one of the elements of the City Alignment system, specifically abandoned buildings. These are structures that players will be able to renovate, giving them new features and thus influencing the shape of the game world. In addition, we got to know new challenges, both in the context of combat and movement system.
As Tymon Smektala explains, at the beginning of the game the most we can find in them are useful items. Over time, we will be able to assign such buildings to one of the factions, thanks to which they'll gain a "second life". The functions, which the renovated structure will be able to perform, will be many - starting with a bakery, through a school, a training facility, and ending with a pumpkin farm.
What's more, in the renovated buildings we will be able to find unique items and meet new NPCs, who will give us side quests and challenges. The latter will involve combat and movement mechanics based on parkour. Combat challenges will require the player to deal with extreme situations, while the latter can be both races and "courier" jobs. If you are a fan of platform games in the vein of Mario, parkour tasks will be of particular interest to you.
Additionally, we found out that the first part of Dying Light will receive a next-gen update. Such information appeared on Twitter. We still have to wait for more details.
The release of Dying Light 2: Stay Human will take place on February 4, 2022. The game will appear on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC.
