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Dying Light: The Beast Has Been Delayed so the Studio Can Make It 'Best Dying Light Game' Ever
GLOBAL, JUL 24 – Techland postponed Dying Light: The Beast to September 19 to enhance gameplay balance, user interface, physics, and animations following positive preview feedback, the developer said.
- On Friday, Developer Techland delayed Dying Light: The Beast, moving it from its August 22 launch to September 19 to allow for extra polishing work.
- Amid debates over game length, Smektala defended the idea that shorter games can bring a more satisfying experience, noting `Size is not everything`, and explained the upcoming Dying Light: The Beast will only be 20 hours long.
- Referencing titles like Alan Wake 2 and Control, Smektala noted that open worlds are not about scale and that finishing expansive titles feels like a chore.
- At this year’s gamescom, The Beast is playable via a public demo, and over 150 previews released this week reported a universally positive response.
- Ahead of the September release date, Techland says the next month will be used to polish key aspects, focusing on gameplay balance, UI clarity, physics quality, and animation tweaks.
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Dying Light: The Beast Delayed By Four Weeks to September 19
The release date of Dying Light: The Beast has been pushed back by four weeks to “allow for extra polishing”. It will now arrive on September 19, 2025.Developer Techland shared the news that Kyle Crane’s beastly zombie-killing story will be in players’ hands a little later than expected, having shifted from its original August 21 launch day. It explained the decision via a blog post that said: “It has always been our goal to make Dying Light: Th…
Dying Light: The Beast has been delayed to the beginning of 2025's Autumn season — Which is possibly the worst timing ever, as it will clash with Borderlands 4
Techland, the creators behind the Dying Light series, has announced that it will be delaying the next instalment, Dying Light: The Beast, to September 19, 2025, to allow more time for polishing the final product before release.
Dying Light: The Beast Release Date Has Been Delayed
Dying Light: The Beast is a new spinoff from the beloved zombie survival series. Originally planned as DLC, the game has grown to become a fully-fledged installment in the franchise. Fans have been looking forward to the follow-up to Dying Light 2. In fact, early previews have praised the game as a combination of the best parts of both prior Dying Light games. But now, Techland has confirmed that fans will be waiting a bit longer than originally…
Technland has just confirmed the postponement of its next game of a few weeks. Dying Light The Beast will arrive in September 2025.
Dying Light: The Beast Has Been Hit With A Short Delay
Developer Tech land has announced that Dying Light: The Beast has been delayed and will now release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on September 19. It was only last month during Summer Game Fest that we learned the spinoff sequel to Dying Light would be launching in August, and now that’s not the case at all. In the statement from Techland announcing the game’s delay, the developer mentions that the positive sentiments within recent previews le…
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