Techland does not stop surprising us with their plans for Dying Light 2. The developer studio seems quite ambitious when it comes to the sequel to their post-apocalyptic zombie survival hit Dying Light. Nintendo's hybrid console will be included among the platforms the game will be available on. Those that want to enjoy Dying Light 2: Stay Human on Nintendo Switch will be able to do it thanks to the cloud. Of course, the main problem with cloud gaming is figuring out if your connection can handle it to deliver a good experience, but it seems that Techland has thought about that too. There will be a free launcher application on Nintendo e-shop that will allow you to test Dying Light 2: Stay Human on your console for a limited amount of time. Therefore, you will be able to figure out if your internet connection can stream the game properly. You will have to wait until the game launches in February 2022 to give it a try.
In case you want to delve into the post-apocalyptic world created by Techland as soon as possible on your Nintendo Switch, the Polish developer has revealed that there is a port of Dying Light coming to the console. Dying Light Platinum Edition is a new version of the game specially designed to take advantage of your Switch's capabilities. It comes will all the major DLCs released to date, including The Following, Hellraid, The Bozak Horde, and Cuisine & Cargo, as well as a pack with 17 skins to customize your character so you can have the best experience playing the game.
Dying Light Platinum Edition will launch on October 21, 2021. You can pre-order it already, and there is available a physical version of the game that includes a survival guide, a two-sided map of The City, and some stickers. If you prefer to wait for the sequel, you can compare prices for Dying Light 2: Stay Human already on our website. The game will launch on February 4, 2022, on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
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