Dying Light: The Beast Reviews
As Kyle Crane’s story continues, action-packed hours of zombie-bashing await you. What we have here is a tight, well-crafted game.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Techland made the right choice turning Dying Light: The Beast into a standalone entry in the series as it might just be the best yet. Taking control of Kyle Crane again is fantastic, especially now that he can tap into the power of his inner beast. But despite this, it remains mostly a tense experience, with a fantastic open world that begs to be explored.
Dying Light: The Beast is a solid return of the original hero in a new area of operation, with a new ability and old habits. It's still a game about running, collecting, and chopping up zombies, which makes you feel like this formula is slowly wearing thin. It's time to give the series a rest or rebuild it, but other than that, the rest of it is a good, engaging experience. I recommend it.
Review in Polish | Read full review
The Beast brings effective tweaks that bring Dying Light back to the level that has earned it so many fans over the years. While the mission and activity structure doesn't offer any major innovations, the game is a strong indication that good things are in store for the future of the series.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
A spin-off that maintains the same quality as the two previous chapters, while refining itself to deliver a more visceral and brutal experience.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Dying Light: The Beast is the promised sequel we were all waiting for. Its new combat additions make fighting more enjoyable and visceral, while Castor Woods provides not only the best setting of the franchise but also the ultimate post-apocalyptic parkour sandbox.
A great sequel to and already amazing story
Despite minor flaws, "The Beast" impresses with its clear structure, exciting story, and challenging action. Fans of the series will enjoy a successful adventure, while newcomers will get an intensive introduction to the world of "Dying Light."
Review in German | Read full review
Dying Light: The Beast is simply astounding, and I’m actively seeking out my second walkthrough. The revelations I uncovered have me dramatically excited for what’s to come, and I’d bet my last dollar you’ll walk away from this game feeling the same thing.
“Dying Light: The Beast” is a sequel that successfully captures Techland’s signature grimy and eerie hostile environment. The new gameplay systems and neatly refined narrative are satisfying, but for an open-world game, it somewhat lacks the motivation to keep players engaged over the long term.
Review in Korean | Read full review
Dying Light: The Beast successfully returns to the roots of the series and will particularly delight fans of the first instalment. Kyle Crane once again takes centre stage, whose story is told in the dark, atmospheric world of Castor Woods - exciting, albeit straightforward.
Review in German | Read full review
As a sequel, Dying Light: The Beast succeeds in expanding on the foundations laid by its predecessors in ways that feel meaningful and player-minded.
The Dying Light series is now complete thanks to The Beast, which unleashes the continuation of our hero Kyle’s story as he seeks revenge to preserve his honour. It’s a remarkable tale and an adventure filled with horror and emotion, set in a devastated yet richly detailed world, with the same enjoyable gameplay the series is known for. This is how we experienced Kyle’s journey: the enraged beast, thirsty for revenge for the sake of humanity and dignity! Unleash revenge! Unleash the beast!
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Top-tier movement and combat elevate a decent story into something worth your time.
During my 20-hour excursion to Castor Woods, I had a lot of fun with the game. The parkour system is the best and smoothest of its kind. The melee combat is wonderfully intense and brutal. The game's open world is full of activities, and the side missions in particular are exciting. Unfortunately, despite the excellent gameplay foundation, a feeling of saturation sets in as the game progresses. The missions push the game mechanics to their limits with lots of repetition and lengthy gameplay sequences. The bigger problem, however, is the annoying bugs that bother me, especially later in the game. They are the reason why I advise you to wait for a round of patches before you dive into the brutal zombie adventure with Kyle Crane.
Review in German | Read full review