A new Dying Light 2 gameplay trailer references the first game's protagonist - cameronhaptaimplay

Dramatic Dying Light 2 drone ties in with the first game's Hero

A brand new Dying Light 2 gameplay prevue sets in the lead the events of the lank-awaited sequel, and it does so in surprisingly dramatic fashion, even referencing the supporter of the first Moribund Light, Kyle Crane.

The latest trailer is subtitled 'The Reasonableness', and equally secure, information technology mistily explains Dying Sunstruck 2 submarine Aiden Caldwell's motive for traveling to The Urban center, incomparable of the last basecamps of humanity's failing war against the infected. It's understandable you'd wish to know why Aiden headed there, as exploring the asylum's luxurious life style quickly turns dangerous Eastern Samoa anthropomorphic and septic enemies are established.

It turns out Waltz Herder (sp?), a character documented in earlier Dying Tripping 2 trailers, kidnapped Aiden's sister Mia when they were children, and naturally, Aiden is intensely hungry for answers. In the trailer, Aiden questions a few populate who seem to have some cognition of the situation, but he's told the information would make up "dear" to prevail.

At uncomparable luff in the trailer, an unseen character makes reference to original Eager Light protagonist Kyle Crane. Every bit the camera pans across a (relatively) settled, zombie-less rooftop, the character sighs, "Who would've cerebration the end of the world could be so peaceful? I wish Crane could've seen this."

*Spoilers out front for Dying Light and its enlargement, The Following*

Kyle Hart Crane barely survives the ongoing zombie apocalypse in Dying Light, merely in one of the possible endings in The Following, he's infected and presumably winds up turning into a zombie. It's unclear if it's this ending that Dying Inflamed 2 leave succeed, but it sounds alike we'll learn more about Kyle Crane's fate regardless.

Techland recently clarified that Dying Light 2's independent story is more or less 20 hours if you'ray centered on just rhythmic the spunky.

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