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Techland has finally revealed the additional free content for the zombie survival horror game, Dying Light, based off of the developer’s social media health campaign under the hashtag #DrinkForDLC. The campaign encouraged players to drink water and stay hydrated. Per Techland, the campaign reached more than 15 million people and over 15,00 creative photos and videos were release for the campaign with fans drinking water along with other expressions of support. Techland has designed a free, three-part DLC pack for Dying Light, that players will have access to completely free of charge. The new pack includes a new exploration-based quest in Old Town, a new throwable weapon blueprint and two-new parkour challenges. Here’s the full lineup for the #DrinkForDLC pack: The Fountain of Youth – all-new exploration-based quest available in the Old Town area. Water 2.0 – blueprint for a new throwable weapon that intensifies the electrocution effect of all other weapons. Water Challenges – two brand-new parkour challenges designed around the theme of water. The pack won’t be available

Techland has announced a new Enhanced Edition for Dying Light. The Paranoid Gamer has all the news and details, plus new gameplay footage, here.

The price of Dying Light: The Following is going up along with the Season Pass. What happened? The Paranoid Gamer has all the news and details on Techland’s announcement.

Techland recently revealed some new details and the release window for the upcoming story DLC for the first-person, zombie survival horror game Dying Light. On top of that, Techland also released a new trailer, which you can check out in the player below. Dying Light: The Following will launch in the first quarter of 2016. Per producer Tymon Smektala’s announcement: “So since Gamescom 2015, we revealed quite a bit about our upcoming expansion: the vast countryside map, the customizable dirt buggy, a new story and more. What we couldn’t say before though, was the release date. Today we finally know that Dying Light: The Following will launch within the first three months of 2016. This gives us enough time to put in all the content and surprises we have planned for you guys. So keep your eyes peeled for some sneak peeks into what we have in the works for you all. And we promise to share the exact day of release as soon as we get a final decision.” The

Players who have are on the fence about Dying Light, but are curious and want a chance to play it first now have their wish, and it’s completely free. Techland officially announced this week the release of a new free-to-play demo of its hit first-person, zombie survival game Dying Light to players. The demo is available now to play for Xbox One, Windows PC and PlayStation 4. The demo offers three hours of unique content and allows players to play through the Slums area of the game, one story quest chain, a number of side quests, challenges and random encounters. The demo features all of the core gameplay mechanics from the main game, including: the day and night cycle; the parkour-based Natural Movement system; creative brutality and crafting. In addition, it supports online co-op for up to four players. To there is a nice variety of gameplay for players to try for the game without even making a purchase. Commenting on the move to release a free demo quite a while

Techland this week revealed a new gameplay video for the upcoming new story-based DLC for the first-person zombie horror game Dying Light, The Following. You can check out the video in the player below, which features over 15 minutes of uncut gameplay footage along with commentary from the development team. It originally appeared on Techland’s Twitch stream. The video features “The Trust Is Out There” quest chain, and it showcases some of the key new features for Dying Light: the Following. One of the biggest aspects for the new DLC is a massive, new open-world map, new drivable dirt buggies and new ranged weapons. In The Following, Kyle Crane goes through a hazardous outback ruled by mysterious and fanatical cultists. Their beliefs seem to have some disturbing connections with the Harran zombie outbreak. The release date will be revealed later on, and it will be priced at $14.99. Season Pass holders will receive it completely for free. In addition, Techland also announced that the second edition of Beyond Dying Light

Techland has announced the story and price details for an upcoming story-based expansion for the first-person, zombie horror game Dying Light. The new DLC, The Following, is a story-based expansion which will allow players to explore a massive new area for the game that is according to Techland as big as the original maps from the game combined. The Following sees protagonist Kyle Crane travel to a hazardous outback ruled by mysterious and fanatical cultists, whose beliefs have disturbing connections to the zombie outbreak. In order to get close to the cult and learn their secrets, players have to earn the trust of the locals through missions and tasks, similar to the original game. Players will be able to choose their own path for infiltrating the inner circles of the cultists. New to the game will be dirt buggies, which are fully customizable, upgradable and have their own unique skill tree. This will help players traverse the Harran countryside. Speaking on the new DLC, producer Tymon Smektala commented: “Gamescom 2015 was our first

Techland has officially announced plans to release more free DLC for Dying Light through a Twitter campaign called #DrinkForDLC. Through the campaign, Techland is playfully encouraging gamers to drink water in exchange for a free docket code. That code provides players a high-tier weapon that can be redeemed in-game. As a result of the success of the campaign across the globe, Techland has announced a new level of the #DrinkForDLC campaign. The developers have now designed and created a number of new free DLC packs for the first-person zombie survival game that will be released throughout the second half of 2015. The campaign will be led by fans reaching stretch goals. Fans can take part in the campaign by posting pictures of themselves drinking water on Twitter and tagging them with #DrinkForDLC. One can argue this is a better and healthier way to get DLC content instead of buying and drinking Redbull. Players who have participated before will have their submissions added to the total tweet count. The first stretch goal