Wrocław, July 29 - Techland keeps the updates coming for Dying Light 2: Stay Human, with another wave of content arriving this August.
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August 3: Patch 1.29
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August 4: Dying Light 2: Stay Human returns to the PlayStation Plus catalog
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August 6: The Breach Chapter 3: Open Worlds
Patch 1.29
Patch 1.29 launches on August 3 and introduces several gameplay and quality-of-life improvements.
The early progression has been significantly accelerated. Players unlock skills and level up almost twice as fast during the first ten hours of gameplay. Core abilities such as Dropkick, Heavy Attack and Slide become available much earlier, allowing players to experience the full parkour and combat system sooner.
The update also refreshes the game's mood by adjusting UV lighting to better match the visual style of Dying Light: The Beast. UV lamps now emit a bright blue light instead of the previous pink-purple color during gameplay and in cinematics.
The full list of changes will be available on August 3.
PlayStation Plus Essential
Starting August 4, Dying Light 2: Stay Human returns to PlayStation Plus and will be available to all subscribers as part of the Essential lineup. The offer includes the base game together with all free post-launch content, including Bloody Ties.
Following Dying Light’s arrival in the PlayStation Plus Extra catalog earlier this month, players can now continue their journey through the franchise with Dying Light 2: Stay Human. This marks the second time the game has been featured on PlayStation Plus, giving both new players and returning fans another opportunity to experience the City of Villedor after years of free updates and improvements.
The Breach: Open Worlds
The Breach continues its monthly content rollout with Chapter 3: Open Worlds, arriving on August 6. The latest addition follows Chapters Survival Archives and Undead West, and introduces a new selection of community-created maps inspired by open-world exploration.
The Breach is a content initiative for Dying Light 2: Stay Human that brings new experiences, new ways to play, and themed worlds to discover.
The roadmap highlights what players can expect in the coming month.
Interested in speaking with our developers? We'd be happy to discuss:
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What's next for Dying Light 2: Stay Human
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Our UGC roadmap and long-term vision
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The challenges and opportunities of building a sustainable UGC ecosystem within a AAA game
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Our perspective on the future of UGC and what it means for Dying Light
Please get in touch if you'd like to arrange an interview.
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Key contacts:
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paulina.dziedziak@techland.pl - Paulina Dziedziak, PR Manager
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pr@techland.pl - General Enquiries
About Techland
Techland is one of the biggest video game companies in Poland, with over 30 years of experience in the gaming industry. From our studios in Wrocław and Warsaw, we’ve built an international team of more than 500 talented professionals, all dedicated to pushing the boundaries of game development.
We’re known for creating iconic franchises like Call of Juarez and the zombie genre-defining Dying Light, which has been played by over 45 million players worldwide. With a focus on open-world action, storytelling, and community engagement, we’re committed to delivering unforgettable experiences to our players.