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title: "Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition (Xbox One)"
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# Dynamic day-night gameplay cycles Customizable drivable dirt buggy Massive zombie survival open world Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition (Xbox One)

**Brand:** warner
**Price:** € 133.05
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## Summary

> 🧟‍♂️ Run, Drive, Survive — The ultimate zombie thrill ride you can't afford to miss!

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- **What is this?** Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition (Xbox One) by warner
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## Key Features

- • **Parkour Meets Horror:** Experience fluid free-running mechanics combined with intense night-time stealth and chase sequences.
- • **Ultimate Zombie Survival:** Dive into an expansive, enhanced open world where every corner hides danger and opportunity.
- • **All-Inclusive Content Pack:** Access every DLC and update ever released, from multiplayer modes to challenge missions.
- • **Drive & Customize Your Ride:** Build and upgrade your own dirt buggy with weapons and decals to dominate the countryside.
- • **Legend System & Visual Upgrades:** Enjoy improved graphics and gameplay enhancements that elevate the classic Dying Light experience.

## Overview

Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition for Xbox One delivers a massive, immersive zombie survival experience with an expanded open world, dynamic day-night cycles, and parkour-driven gameplay. Featuring a fully customizable drivable buggy, all DLC content, and major visual and gameplay upgrades, this edition offers the definitive version of the critically acclaimed game. Perfect for players craving intense action, exploration, and cooperative multiplayer thrills.

## Description

Product Description RUN. DRIVE. SURVIVE. Dying Light: The Following - Enhanced Edition takes parkour-fueled zombie survival to a whole new level. Enjoy the definitive Dying Light experience with the brand-new Legend system, improved visuals, major gameplay enhancements, and more. This package comes with all the available bonus content, including Dying Light: The Following - a massive story-based expansion that brings mysterious characters, deadly new weapons, unexpected quests, and fully customizable and drivable dirt buggies. Box Contains Disc

Review: Ultraviolent Zombie Slaying Action - It's hard to review this game and not first compare it to Dead Island as it has so many similarities which you'll notice straight away. It's the same open world environment where you can choose to explore, do side mission or the story in any way you like. The combat is also melee focused and you can craft your own arsenal of insane weapons. The fighting is also the same brutal, gory, hack and slash action. But the main difference is where Dead Island got things wrong, Dying Light gets everything right. DI was very buggy, had you getting stuck in invisible walls and weapons broke down too easily - none of those problems here. But Dying Light easily stands up as it's own game and rightfully so. The story starts in the slums which is an incredibly well designed and intricate area that graphically looks fantastic. Twisty alleyways in built-up areas contrast well with the abandoned car littered highways and remote coastal areas. It all comes together to keep the gaming area incredibly varied. The game play is split into day and night cycles which while being a simple idea is one that works incredibly well. Nighttime is really intense as that's when the more powerful zombies called volatiles are out hunting you down. You need to switch to more stealthy game play, but you are in for some exhilarating chases if you happen to be spotted and need to get back to the nearest safe house. The inclusion of climbing and parkour is a cool addition and really brings the gaming environment to life, particularly at night if you're running for your life from a volatile. Things like climbing to the top of the radio towers really did give me a sense of vertigo. While the story is somewhat clichéd it is creepy and intense at times, yet manages to put in a lot of humour, particularly with some of the crackpots you can do side missions for. The only negative is that, despite the initial steep learning curve for beginners, the game become less challenging once you are familiar with it and often you'll only be killed off cheap deaths (exploding zombies behind doors springs to mind). I had to impose my own set of rules to make it more challenging - no grappling hook, no shops, limit on inventory, etc. The grappling hook in particular, which you get later in the game, feels like something you'd get in cheat mode. I'm not sure what the designers were thinking making that so over-powerful, the game isn't meant to be Spiderman. That said, the good far outweighs the bad, making this one truly impressive game that is essential for any gamer's collection.
Review: Highly reccommend to anyone that likes fun packed zombie games. - Very well made game, had it for a month and have put about 34 hours into it. In my opinion the game play is a mix of Far Cry, Dead Island and Mirrors edge; Far Cry-like controls, Dead Island-like crafting and Zombies and Mirrors Edge for the free running element. It can be quite difficult to begin with because the weapons at the start do nearly no damage, but once you get a few good recipes and you soon destroy anything in your path. When you get the grappling hook it completely changes the way you move across the map and adds a different dynamic into how you would approach enemies. Haven't even started the DLC yet but I'm sure it will be fantastic as well. It is the sort of game that you can have great fun playing by yourself, but is also brilliant when you have friends or other players to help out in tough fights!

## Features

- KEY FEATURES:Enhanced Version of the Game - Dying Light is now bigger, better and scarier than ever before. Enjoy the ultimate zombie experience as you scavenge for supplies, craft weapons, and do anything you can to survive in a city ravaged by the zombie virus.Expanded with Dying Light: The Following - Discover the untold chapter of Kyle Crane's story thanks to this massive expansion. Investigate a mysterious cult as you leave the quarantine zone and travel to the seemingly serene countryside - a region bigger than all areas of the original game combined!Drive to Survive - Dying Light: The Following introduces the drivable dirt buggy that you can freely customise and upgrade with special weapons, attachments and decals to create your most deadly weapon yet.All DLCs and Updates - Get all the additional content ever released for Dying Light in one go, including the Be the Zombie multiplayer mode, the Cuisine & Cargo challenge missions, the Ultimate Survivor Bundle, The Bozak Horde game mode, and much more.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B01BLECRF4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 7,087 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 131 in Xbox One Games |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (775) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 218385 |
| Product Dimensions  | 19 x 13.5 x 3 cm; 70 g |
| Rated  | Ages 18 & Over |
| Release date  | 12 Feb. 2016 |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ultraviolent Zombie Slaying Action
*by S***6 on 22 March 2017*

It's hard to review this game and not first compare it to Dead Island as it has so many similarities which you'll notice straight away. It's the same open world environment where you can choose to explore, do side mission or the story in any way you like. The combat is also melee focused and you can craft your own arsenal of insane weapons. The fighting is also the same brutal, gory, hack and slash action. But the main difference is where Dead Island got things wrong, Dying Light gets everything right. DI was very buggy, had you getting stuck in invisible walls and weapons broke down too easily - none of those problems here. But Dying Light easily stands up as it's own game and rightfully so. The story starts in the slums which is an incredibly well designed and intricate area that graphically looks fantastic. Twisty alleyways in built-up areas contrast well with the abandoned car littered highways and remote coastal areas. It all comes together to keep the gaming area incredibly varied. The game play is split into day and night cycles which while being a simple idea is one that works incredibly well. Nighttime is really intense as that's when the more powerful zombies called volatiles are out hunting you down. You need to switch to more stealthy game play, but you are in for some exhilarating chases if you happen to be spotted and need to get back to the nearest safe house. The inclusion of climbing and parkour is a cool addition and really brings the gaming environment to life, particularly at night if you're running for your life from a volatile. Things like climbing to the top of the radio towers really did give me a sense of vertigo. While the story is somewhat clichéd it is creepy and intense at times, yet manages to put in a lot of humour, particularly with some of the crackpots you can do side missions for. The only negative is that, despite the initial steep learning curve for beginners, the game become less challenging once you are familiar with it and often you'll only be killed off cheap deaths (exploding zombies behind doors springs to mind). I had to impose my own set of rules to make it more challenging - no grappling hook, no shops, limit on inventory, etc. The grappling hook in particular, which you get later in the game, feels like something you'd get in cheat mode. I'm not sure what the designers were thinking making that so over-powerful, the game isn't meant to be Spiderman. That said, the good far outweighs the bad, making this one truly impressive game that is essential for any gamer's collection.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly reccommend to anyone that likes fun packed zombie games.
*by E***N on 2 June 2016*

Very well made game, had it for a month and have put about 34 hours into it. In my opinion the game play is a mix of Far Cry, Dead Island and Mirrors edge; Far Cry-like controls, Dead Island-like crafting and Zombies and Mirrors Edge for the free running element. It can be quite difficult to begin with because the weapons at the start do nearly no damage, but once you get a few good recipes and you soon destroy anything in your path. When you get the grappling hook it completely changes the way you move across the map and adds a different dynamic into how you would approach enemies. Haven't even started the DLC yet but I'm sure it will be fantastic as well. It is the sort of game that you can have great fun playing by yourself, but is also brilliant when you have friends or other players to help out in tough fights!

### ⭐⭐⭐ Illegitimate offspring of Dead Island and Tomb Raider
*by K***E on 6 March 2017*

Dying Light is a fairly conventional zombie survival game, similar to Dead Island, but with elements of climbing and puzzle-solving, like Tomb Raider. The gameplay is much like Dead Island -- you have to fight and/or avoid the zombies, using a variety of weapons that you make from found objects. Like Dead Island there is a total lack of realism -- while I can accept, for the purposes of the game, the idea that the world has been taken over by zombies, I can't accept (for example) that there will still be a cash-based economy in such circumstances. "Willing suspension of disbelief" only goes so far. Healing grievous wounds instantly with a general purpose "medikit" also stretches credulity. And I simply can't believe that you can put surplus objects into a rucksack in one place, and have them magically available somewhere else. A game -- or story, or movie -- has to be faithful at least to its own internal logic, even if it is fantastical. Oddly, the better the imaging and sound get -- and these are _very_ good in DL -- the more the stupidity of the basic plot premise is revealed. This isn't a particular problem with DL -- it's a problem with all modern computer games -- but it's particularly noticeable here because the game takes itself so seriously. At least Dead Island is a bit tongue-in-cheek. The Tomb Raider-style elements are well done, and surprisingly challenging, even in the early stages of the game. Some plot sequences ("quests") are introduced before the player really has the resources to complete them, and it's possible to waste a lot of time trying to accomplish something this is impossible. But I guess playing video games is intrinsically a waste of time, so I guess that's not a valid complaint. At the current price of £17 you get an awful lot of game for your money. The inherent silliness could have been offset by a measure of humour, and then it would have been great value. As it is, I didn't feel any great compulsion to play the game after the first couple of hours, because it demanded it be taken seriously, and it is impossible to do so.

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