Dying Light 2 shows itself in a 4K video and reveals its skill tree

Dying Light 2: Stay Human has been desired, but the wait will not be very long, only a month left before the release of the new title of Techland.

During the CES 2022we were treated to 46 seconds of technical demonstrations, Nvidia has indeed highlighted its RTX technology thanks to a presentation of Dying Light 2 in 4K.

The least we can say is that the visual experience seems accomplished. The PC version will benefit from the ray tracing for light and shadow effects, and DLSS which will optimize graphics performance. However, we told you about it not long ago, you will need to have the necessary configuration to run the baby in ultra.

That’s not all, Techland also presented the new parkour and combat skills which can be found in Dying Light 2.

Dying Light 2 seems to maintain its ambition to offer the player a wide range of parkour and combat skills. By means of specific action, the player will be able to win points of experience in these two areas. Some particular movements, as well as more complicated attack combinations, will allow you to gain additional experience.

This won’t be the only way to gain experience, players will also be able to complete quests to unlock new abilities. Each skill will be combinableso that everyone can let speak his own style of play. For example, Grapple and Stomp will throw enemies to the side, while Dart and Double Jumpwill make you run faster and jump higher.

Techland offers us an overview of the skill tree in a short video:

See you on February 4 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, One and Switch.

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