"Dying Light 2" doubles his parkour

One of the best things about Techland Dying light evolved in its post-apocalyptic world with a system of parkour and movement robust and fluid. There is not much more exhilarating than playing parkour, knowing that one small mistake means that you are a zombie food.

And luckily, parkour will not be just the star of Dying light 2, but the Polish developer doubles and adds to that.

Sending to EDGE magazine (via Wccftech), Desinger Studios' head, Tymon Smektala, revealed that the team was not content to add a ton of new moves and options from parkour, but that she was more in synergy with the game's fight, than the first to succeed.

"In the first game, when you used parkour in combat, you would act mainly as a finisher, as if you hit an enemy on a roof," said Smektala. "In Dying light 2 We have added many moves that allow you to create an opening, start a meeting or do something during this meeting. "

In the same interview, the main designer also talks a bit about the world you are exploring, a world that Techland calls "the age of modern darkness". In addition, what kind of archetypes the game goes with the story.

"Everything is scarce, resources are extremely scarce, there is almost no technology and if there is technology, that's what people have been able to continue using after the fall." "said Smektala. "When one thinks of the medieval era, there are all those things that come to mind immediately: Intrigue, unfaithfulness, harsh laws, you steal something and your hand is cut off." Relationships between people , between the people in power and those who are not fortunately, we use these archetypes in our history ".

While parkour will be familiar to players who played the years 2015 Dying light, Dying Light 2 & # 39; s The ambitious story and storytelling techniques are something quite new, perhaps that's why the studio has engaged a leading editorial team for the project.

Dying light 2 is in development for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Its release is scheduled for next year.

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