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Techland’s open-world survival horror game Dying Light will be launched later this month. The developers have now released a 90-minute long gameplay video with commentary to give players an extended look into the upcoming zombie game.
The video originally aired on Twitch just before Christmas and is narrated by the games lead designer Binkowski and producer Tymon Smektala. The two walk players through the game’s skill system and answer a range of questions posed by fans.
Dying Light will feature Oculus Rift support and may even run at 1080p/30fps, though Techland has stated that “things can still change”. The game will be releasing on January 27th, 2015 in America and January 28th in Europe and Australia. The game will be available for the Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Techland cancelled the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of the game recently.
You can check out the extended gameplay video below:
