FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

: Can I switch between playing as the Beast and the Survivor freely during a match, and what are the limitations?
You will only be able to play as the Beast, and will never switch to being a Survivor.; What specific advantages and disadvantages does the Beast have when navigating the game world compared to a typical survivor?
The Beast can traverse the map using unique parkour moves and has enhanced mobility, but faces limitations in using human equipment such as weapons and tools.; How does the Beast's power progression work? Are there skill trees or specific actions that unlock abilities?
The Beast's power progression involves evolving through hunting and consuming survivors, unlocking new abilities and increasing its strength based on these actions.; Are there different types of Survivors to hunt, and do they provide different benefits to the Beast upon consumption?
Yes, various Survivor classes offer unique challenges and rewards to the Beast. Consuming certain types can provide temporary buffs or permanent upgrades.; How does the game track and reward the Beast for successful hunts, and what is the ultimate goal?
The game tracks successful hunts through a scoring system, with the ultimate goal typically being to eliminate all Survivors within a given time frame or meet other specific victory conditions.; What role do environmental elements, such as light and structures, play in the Beast's hunting strategy?
Environmental elements are crucial. The Beast can use shadows for stealth, utilize parkour to ambush, and manipulate structures to cut off Survivors' escape routes or create traps.; How does Dying Light: The Beast build upon the existing gameplay mechanics of the series?

The game introduces new parkour moves, combat techniques, and weapon modifications, offering fresh ways to traverse the environment and defeat enemies.; Does Dying Light: The Beast have co-op play?

Yes, Dying Light: The Beast supports co-op play with up to three other players.; I own Dying Light 2 Stay Human Ultimate Edition. Do I get Dying Light: The Beast?

Yes, anyone who purchased the Ultimate Edition of Dying Light 2 Stay Human will receive Dying Light: The Beast at no additional charge.

gennyshark

Sep 23, 2025, 11:32 AM

The Dying Light website says the game will be over 18 hours long, less than the first two. Including the map, it will be much more detailed, but comparable in size to the maps in The Following and Dying Light. It's also supposed to be a "compact experience." (I imagine a lot of people thought I was negative about the idea... I wasn't; I like the more handcrafted environment compared to the generated environments in Dying Light 2.)

KittenChucklenugget

Sep 23, 2025, 3:40 AM

a savage return to the series. simple parkour, gore-soaked combat, a tighter and scarier world than DL2. everything we wanted to be carried from the first game and the 2nd game is here. driving, kyle crane, the combat, scary volatiles, the underused volatile mode from DL2

Angry by default

Sep 23, 2025, 1:49 AM

you are getting 1 of the same as the previous dying lights, in a good way, but expanded + now u can transform. game is harder aka dying easier and the zombies chasing you way faster... in a good way if u like the challenge. i find it funny how your punches do more dmg than explosives xD

Athemith

Sep 22, 2025, 10:17 PM

I don't know if this game will be THE best zombie experience, but still, parkour make it funnier than every other zombie games so far. So i Guess adding powers will make it funnier. At least i hope so :)

gif123

Sep 22, 2025, 9:24 PM

"Dying Light: The Beast," alışılmış zombi oyunlarından beklediğimiz doğrusal hikaye ve basit görev yapısından çok daha fazlasını sunma iddiasıyla geliyor. Oyunda sokakların karanlığında ve geceyle yüzleşirken, insan doğasının sınırlarını ve hayatta kalma içgüdüsünü sorgulatacak bir atmosfer yaratılmış. Mekanikler, çevresel etkileşimler ve karakter yetenekleriyle, oyuncuyu sadece bir hayatta kalma simülasyonu içinde bırakmıyor; aynı zamanda sürekli bir seçim ve risk değerlendirme süreci içine çekiyor. Bu oyun, sadece bir aksiyon deneyimi değil, aynı zamanda karanlık bir şehirdeki karmaşık ekosistemin ve insan psikolojisinin sessiz bir portresi gibi.

Dlogger

Sep 28, 2025, 9:22 PM on dlcompare.es

Dying Light: The Beast is so powerful precisely because it discards the heroic image, allowing us to witness in first person the thirteen years of imprisonment and brutal torture endured by the legendary Kyle Crane after saving Harlan. For players who have followed him since the original game, this impact is unparalleled. We once controlled him, running freely across Harlan's rooftops, fighting for a glimmer of hope. But The Beast shatters these memories: it teaches us that the end of the hero is not an anthem, but an endless cycle of imprisonment and scars. These thirteen years not only devastated his body, but also asked a fundamental question: when a hero, who saved the world, is betrayed and forgotten that same world, does everything he stood for still make sense?

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bonneinne

Sep 28, 2025, 9:55 AM on dlcompare.es

It's a highly recommended game for fans of the saga, and in my opinion the true sequel that the original deserved. The story is a bit bad, and the script in general is pretty mediocre, but the gameplay holds up perfectly, and the new "beast mode" can lead to some pretty funny moments, smashing biters as if they were made of paper. Overall, I recommend waiting for it to come out, because while the game is pretty fun, €60 is a pretty steep price just to play as Kyle Crane on a map smaller than any other Dying Light game. Other than that, my main complaints are about the story, so if you don't mind, give it a go.

MastroGino

Sep 27, 2025, 11:38 PM on dlcompare.it

The story is well developed and the gameplay is quite fast-paced, there will be no dead moments throughout the gameplay, and graphically the game is great

moskauu

Sep 27, 2025, 9:16 PM on dlcompare.es

The game is pretty solid, the story is acceptable and most of the mechanics are good. Compared to previous installments, some mechanics have been removed and others have been added. The boss fights are not particularly challenging, but become more annoying over time. The story concept is well developed, though not the best. Plot twists are a 2/10 because they happen too fast. The world feels empty, though it's no longer repetitive. The dark zone mechanics were not well thought out, as they require no effort.The tension for a horror game is higher than in the first installment, but still not enough to call it a horror game.There are survival elements, such as collecting necessary materials, but not enough to make the game a challenge to watch another day.

KunioKun

Sep 27, 2025, 9:30 AM on dlcompare.es

Just say "thank you" for creating this work of art, very good story. I keep getting bored, it's dynamic and immersive, good combat, good physics, open world. I have no complaints. The improvement is very noticeable especially because it continues with the story of Dying Light 1, being a kind of x-men zombie mutant, but we are in times where many games were disappointing too much, and dying light 2 was not being left out until this one came out that, honestly, could deserve the goty. I think they showed off with everything in the game so far, they did it, thank you very much for that, it's about time.