Techland via a Q&A on Twitter answered fans queries on Dying Light 2 Linux Support, Nintendo Switch Port, Map Size, and many other interesting things.
Techland recently held a Q&A session on Twitter and answered some interesting questions of fans on Dying Light 2, the upcoming survival horror game scheduled to launch in 2019 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. One of the most asked questions that came from the community was the size of the Dying Light 2 map as compared to the previous game, and to this Techland revealed that it’s 4 TIMES Bigger than the original game (the figure does not include the size of The Following DLC map size).
When asked by a fan: How big is the world/map compared to the first game and “The following”? Techland replied: “4 times bigger, that doesn’t include the following though, cause the map there was huge!”
4 times bigger, that doesn’t include the following though, cause the map there was huge!
— Dying Light (@DyingLightGame) August 20, 2018
The next big question was whether Dying Light 2 will have Linux support? the developer replied that they can’t confirm anything right now on it, but the team is definitely looking into it.
We know we have a devoted community playing Dying Light on Linux, so it’s definitely in our thoughts for DL2, but we can’t confirm anything at this stage, I’m afraid.
— Dying Light (@DyingLightGame) August 20, 2018
In recent time we have seen a lot of AAA games being released on Nintendo Switch, and on this note, a user asked Techland about the possibility of Dying Light 2 getting a Nintendo Switch port? the developer replied that currently the game is currently scheduled to launch on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, but “things may change in the future though”.
Few other general questions that Techland answered were: the game is going to support co-op mode, players will have to deal with both zombies and human enemies, and the storyline is set 15 years after the Dying Light.
Why not both? and yes, coop is confirmed
— Dying Light (@DyingLightGame) August 20, 2018
DL2 is currently planned to release on PC, Xbox One and PS4, things may change in the future though
— Dying Light (@DyingLightGame) August 20, 2018
