Techland's current zombie video game receives the canceled medieval slasher from 2013 as a new expansion; Available this year on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
Dying Light, the Techland zombie video game that came to PC, PS4 and Xbox One in 2015 and that has received numerous improvements and updates over the years, is preparing to receive this 2020 a new expansion with Hellraid, a DLC that it is actually a medieval slasher-type video game canceled by the company itself and which they have recovered as an expansion for its current title.
Available this year on PC, PS4 and Xbox One
Thus, Hellraid began its development as a standalone video game in 2013 for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, a fantastic medieval-style first-person adventure in the purest slasher style and which was finally delayed in 2014 to appear on the current generation of consoles, for finally fall into oblivion. Now, its managers have recovered the project and transformed it into a new DLC for Dying Light.
"It all started with an arcade machine that survivors found in the basement of the Tower while investigating a strange power outage. None of them remembered seeing that strange device before. They took him upstairs without knowing what his true nature was, ”reads his official description.
"Based on Techland's fantastic first-person slasher that never saw the light, Hellraid, this paid downloadable content will expand the game's content with a dungeon packed with new enemies to massacre them with a wide variety of new weapons," they conclude. from Techland.
At the moment there is no specific release date, although they hope to launch this new DLC in the coming months for PC, PS4 and Xbox One at a price yet to be confirmed. A new twist to the Dying Light formula, again, with single player or companion mode; for the moment we can enjoy his first teaser trailer.
