“It’s a huge and complicated project and we needed time to make sure it would live up to our vision.”
The evolving Techland’s Dying Light 2. has plagued the highly anticipated first-person horror of the first person since the 2018 unveiling, ranging from multiple delays to high staff departures. Following a damning report on the difficult development, Techland has now delivered a video update on the game.
When we last heard from Techland, the developer insisted that Dying Light 2 was not, as commonly reported, trapped in the hell of development. “[As far as I know], “the company wrote in a tweet,” the definition of a dev hell requires that the game make no development progress while DL2 continues. We announced the game too early, but it’s far from hell. ‘
At the same time, Techland has promised that fans can expect an update on the progress of Dying Light 2 today, March 17th. And with this update here, it’s fair to say that those hoping for something that looks like big news would probably be a little disappointed. Most of the update was spent with various members of the team to read out angry messages from fans, while the rest simply asked for their continued patience.
Dying Light 2 Update – March 2021.
“This is a huge and complicated project and we needed time to make sure it would live up to our vision,” Techland half-declared in the video. “All of us here are wholeheartedly committed to delivering a game that will keep you playing for months.”
Techland’s update also includes some in – game footage – about 15 seconds in total – and, perhaps the most surprising given recent reports of behind – the – scenes issues, the news that the developer intends to release Dying Light 2 for a while this year. set.
There is not much more to report at the moment, but Techland says it will be “very quick to start talking about Dying Light 2”.