Dying Light: The Beast Delayed to September

Developer Techland announced Dying Light: The Beast It has been delayed for a few weeks as the PC, PS5 and Xbox series X|S will now be launched on September 19. The company said it will use the details of next month’s game next month before a new release date as it wants to focus on areas such as user interface, game balance and player animation.

“This has always been our goal: The Beast is the best dying light game we have released,” Techland said in a press statement. “To deliver on that promise, we decided to move the release date to September 19, 2025 to allow for additional polishing work. We know this may be disappointing, but our experience shows the importance of the first impression. With only four weeks we can address the final details, thus making all the differences between good and excellent.”

Originally scheduled to be released on August 22 Dying Light: The Beast is a New Independence Adventure This sees the return of Kyle Crane, the protagonist of the first game in the series. After a decade of imprisonment and terrible genetic experiments, he was revenged by a sinister person known as the Baron, Crane eventually managed to get rid of his prison.

Crane tracks the Baron to the tourist destination of the once bankrupt Castor Woods and finds swarms of infected people standing on his way. Fortunately, he not only possesses the skills of parkour, as Baron's experiments give him new powers of anger, which allows him to smash in zombies. If that's not enough, the crane can also rely on quality guns and melee weapons for odds.

“Diet Light: The Beasts benefited from years of renewal to dying Light 2, while also extracting elements from the first element Techland wants to revisit.” Mark Delaney in his Game Preview. “This new and old-fashioned mix feels like a 20-hour race completed – 40 to 60-piece finisher – if you’ve already invested in the series, it’s worth it.