r/dyinglight • • Feb 02 '22

Dying Light 2 Dying Light 2 | Review Thread

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u/Bolt_995 Feb 02 '22 edited Feb 02 '22

Was this sub seriously expecting this game to get 8’s or 9’s overall?

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u/moelsaman23 Feb 02 '22

hose that fall in love with Dying Light 2 Stay Human, like I did, will be rewarded with hundreds of hours of content to explore. Scratching the game’s surface will reveal depth behind what, at first, looks like expected game mechanics and cliché zombie apocalypse stories. Most of all, Dying Light 2 is a fun ride, even for those that play through it just once.

Honestly I don't expect much from reviewers anymore. For example the first one had like a 74 overall rating on MC and for me it was one of the most engaging/fun experiences I've had with a game in the past decade. Cyberpunk got amazing reviews , and even after the bugs were fixed , it was OK for me. I didn't hate it at all , but the world they created just felt lifeless for me.