Of course, the timeline and sequence of events here also ties into the release of Cyberpunk 2077, which was equally impressive during the pre-Covid trade shows but had a rather rough launch. Without the chance to see the game in person for over two years, we didn’t know what to expect anymore. The game was postponed, release dates were pulled completely, and at some point our understanding was that they were rethinking the scope of their game. Big (in person) trade shows now feel like they’ve been gone for ages, and Techland hit a few snags during the development of Dying Light 2 as well. It had the same effect on us during the 2019 trade show season, when it was right up there with the best games of the show every time we laid eyes on it. Part of what made the wait for this game feel like an eternity is that it was announced and shown off back in 2018, when we were immediately impressed by it. Was it worth the wait? We played the PlayStation 5 version – here’s our take. After what feels like a long wait and tons of anticipation, we were finally able to go hands on with Dying 2 Stay Human, Techland’s ambitious sequel to its well-received zombie title.

Dying light 2 stay human review