THE GAME
THAT STARTED IT ALL
FEAR
OF THE DARK
Watch the world undergo a dramatic transformation and confront the unspeakable horrors of the night.
Creative
brutality
Enjoy visceral, in-your-face combat alone or join a team of survivors for intense co-op action.
UNIQUE PARKOUR
GAMEPLAY
Experience unprecedented freedom of movement as you seamlessly traverse a vast open environment full of challenges and surprises.
Dying Light: The Following
The game's biggest DLC, Dying Light: The Following, offers over 15 hours of new gameplay, swapping tight urban parkour for a vast countryside. Drive, customize, and weaponize lethal buggies to smash undead hordes. Explore a massive new map and uncover the dark secrets of a mysterious immune cult in a totally transformed survival experience.
EXPLORE over
9 YEARS OF ADDED CONTENT
Dying Light Definitive Edition features all of the content we released in the almost decade post-launch! That means you get all four mainline DLCs, including the story expansion of The Following, and every customization bundle we’ve ever dropped, all in one neat package!
- Ultimate Survivor Bundle
- 5th Anniversary Bundle
- 10th Anniversary Bundle
- Harran Ranger Bundle
- Gun Psycho Bundle
- Volatile Hunter Bundle
- Retrowave Bundle
- Shu Warrior Bundle
- Crash Test Skin Bundle
- White Death Bundle
- Vintage Gunslinger Bundle
- Rais Elite Bundle
- Godfather Bundle
- Harran Inmate Bundle
- Volkan Combat Armor Bundle
- Classified Operation Bundle
- Viking: Raiders of Harran Bundle
- Harran Tactical Unit Bundle
- Savvy Gamer Bundle
- Astronaut Bundle
- Van Crane Bundle
- Snow Ops Bundle
- Dieselpunk Bundle
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FAQ
Dying Light, released on January 26, 2015, is a classic that redefined the zombie genre. As the first game in the series, it introduced a unique blend of open-world gameplay and dynamic parkour, giving players unmatched freedom of movement and combat.
Currently available editions:
- Dying Light Essentials Edition
- Dying Light: Definitive 10th Anniversary Edition -– the most complete version of the game, featuring 4 major story expansions and 22 skin bundles.
Both editions include the Retouched Update (2025), which brings visual and audio improvements, allowing you to experience Dying Light in its best and most complete form.
You can find details about the included content here.
Dying Light is available on:
- Windows (Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG), Mac and Linux (Steam)
- PlayStation 4 (native), PlayStation 5 / PlayStation 5 Pro (via backward compatibility)
- Xbox One (native), Xbox Series X|S (via backward compatibility)
- Nintendo Switch (digital and physical editions)
The game is also verified and fully playable on the Steam Deck.
You can find all available versions here.
Yes. Dying Light: Definitive Edition is available as a physical release on selected platforms.
Absolutely. Dying Light is widely regarded as a genre classic. Its unique blend of parkour, a dynamic day/night cycle, and intense survival horror atmosphere continues to attract players around the world.
In 2025, the game also received the Retouched Update, which significantly improves visuals and refreshes the overall experience.
Yes. Dying Light features co-op for up to 4 players, as well as the asymmetrical PvP mode called Be the Zombie.
Finishing the main story of Dying Light, along with The Following expansion, takes around 25–40 hours.
Completing everything, including all story expansions, takes approximately 80–120+ hours.
No. Dying Light can be fully played offline. The only exceptions are the Be the Zombie mode, co-op gameplay, and synchronization with the Dying Light Outpost service.
Dying Light was actively supported for nearly a decade, resulting in its most extensive and complete version: the Dying Light: Definitive Edition.
Today, the game still sees occasional returns of fan-favourite events such as Hypermode, Low Gravity, Super-Crane, and Viral Rush, giving players another reason to come back to Harran.
The minimum and recommended requirements for Dying Light are relatively low, allowing the game to run smoothly on both older and modern PCs.
You can find the full specifications here.