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Dying Light will continue to receive support until the end of 2016

Techland has reassured his fans by announcing that it will continue to support Dying Light until the end of 2016. The confirmation comes from an open letter written by CEO Pawel Marchewka, in which he thanked the public and the press for the support shown towards Enhanced Edition of the game and the expansion the Following, available since last February 9.


"We've always had faith in the project, but seeing so enthusiastic opinions among players and high marks in reviews written in the press is very touching. At the same time it is a clear signal that there is still high demand for this specific experience allowed by Dying Light ", writes Marchewka in his speech.

"To ensure that both new players that auditioned veterans the fun you deserve, we decided to continue our support for Dying Light least until the end of this year. We are already working on new content not yet announced, so stay tuned for future innovations. "

The Techland leaders also called on the players to share their ideas about the directions that the Dying Light franchise should take in the future, partly because it is clear that the opportunity to see a sequel are quite high.


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