Customer Ratings & Reviews

This game is a thriller and has a good story well recommended to my fellow gamers out there!

I love playing Zombie games, this one is awesome. Some areas are hard to play but the more you do the better and faster you get. I recommend getting this game especially if you got the first game in which I didn’t because it was $10.00 more then this one at $29.95. Hopefully it will go down in price by the time I complete this game.

Like this game I will recommend my friends to buy it

Great sequel to one of my all time favorite zombie games !! Story is Great, the gameplay is fantastic couldnt ask for a better sequel !

Fun game, great graphics. Very challenging and huge open world. Story line is pretty good and will provide hours of fun and entertainment. Only complaint is there isn’t a true “save” option available which is a little frustrating if you need to walk away from the game unplanned

I am only a few hours into this, and I can say I am liking this MUCH better than the 1st. Difficulty is more balanced in the beginning of the game. Leveling up skills makes a big difference getting Aiden through the world & fighting, & making the parkour much smoother/tighter. The story is more simplistic & focused, which I also like. I'm sure it'll get even better once I level Aiden up more, & get the grappling hook & paraglider. But..... I HATE the auto-save feature in this game. It might make me rage quit and never go back. If I put this game aside and not finish it, it'll be because of the horrible auto-saving in this game. For one, the auto-save icon is so small I can't even tell when it's saving, so I never know how much time I'll have to re-play the game when I have to go somewhere & turn it off. I lost over half an hour of progress due to this, and if that happens too many times, I'll be putting this game aside and playing one of the many other great games coming out this month. With the current technology in today's day & age, manually saving (even saving while shutting down) should be a mandatory thing in most large open world games. At least let me make the Save Icon larger, so I can SEE it. Oh, and that leads to my other complaint. This almost seems like a port from a PC game, because the text is "too small to read," even though I have it set to large. The subtitles are okay, but when it explains attacks and such, some of the hints & tips are just TOO SMALL, and I cannot see how to do things, like how to execute certain lunge attacks and whatnot. So, I love most of this game (so far), but 2 of my complaints have to do with the save icon and text being way TOO SMALL, & it doesn't auto-save enough (& I can't see when it does). Maybe when I can fast travel it won't be a problem anymore, because then I can just fast travel to a safe house and sleep, in which sleeping forces the game to save. Hopefully that's soon, because I want to like this game.

Well worth it, even if you missed the first title. I have enjoyed the gameplay and story so far, and I did not play the first one. The game does a good job of allowing you to ask about past events and re-explaining them for people like me. Gameplay so far is excellent and graphics especially on ps5 are great.

Fantastic sequel, not as scary as the original but far more accessible. Its as long of a game as you want it to be, the main story missions are maybe 20 hours bare minimum, but the side missions and the city itself has so much detail you’ll likely spend 3x that at least, which I love. There was some overblown controversy about the game developers saying the game had 500 hours of content (it probably does) and a vocal minority online claimed that was a bad thing. I understand some open world games get a bad rep for being too bloated with unneeded content, but this isn’t that. Random exploration is a big time consumer but it’s not required. Play how you like, chase down every detail or just play the story, you’ll like it either way.

Dying Light was an innovative game in the typically slow-moving Zombie shooter genre. It added fast-moving zombies with a unique day/night system and par core movement through an explorable cityscape. The genre had a few additions since then, but Dying Light 2 returns (many) years later and still manages to be a breath of fresh air in the genre. The story and world are immersive and the game engine looks great on modern consoles.

Decent level design. Gameplay is smooth. Fun co op play.

The game is good it has a few minor bugs that really hurt the game but overall it is a good game worth getting

When I read some of the reviews I thought about returning it. I gave it a shot and I am very happy I did. The story has been fun so far (15 hours in) and there are some great anxiety inducing moments. I’m having a great time. That being said there are some technical issues with the PS4 version. Mostly dealing with voice loss. I don’t know if this is because I’m playing on a PS5 or not. But rest assured giving the developers response I know they’ll get addressed. Overall a fun game!!

Good game. 8/10 Story is a bit overused but the game was still pretty fun nonetheless

Great game. Comes with a free update to the ps5 console. pretty graphics. Pretty long game.

Awesome game play, really Loving the traversal of the parkour!

Game play was very good. Graphics and storyline lived up to expectations.

Awesome graphics,better game play than all the rest of the series

Dying Light 2 is a great game. I played Dying Light 1 and this is just as fun. The game is action packed with a bunch of zombies but there is also a great Story that put you right in the middle. Every action that you make has a consequence.

Awesome game would recommend to people to get if haven't played

The game is good and sometimes great and fun but at times it can just feel a little boring especially compared to the following dlc of the first game but overall i recommend the game