It takes the average person a whole week, this gamer only needs more than 3 hours to clear the island of Dying Light 2

Dying Light 2 was destroyed after only 3 hours and 40 minutes.

After 7 long years of waiting, at the end, the gaming society around the world has also experienced part 2 of the horror of the open earth zombie existence Dying Light on February 4 last on the PC, PlayStation and Xbox platforms. As expected, this horror quickly caught the attention of gamers as according to SteamDB data, Dying Light 2 peaked at over 245,000 concurrent players on Steam and this number continues to grow by hours on days. on weekend evenings.

Previously, Techland had eloquent reviews that Dying Light 2 would take up to 500 hours of gameplay to fully complete the content of the game (which includes the main plot, side quests and learn every nook and cranny). in-game). However, if I like to destroy this game faster, it only takes about 70-80 hours to complete the main quest of the game.

Ignoring the eloquent ads in the Techland development and improvement room, a gamer named OniZombie recently posted on my YouTube channel a video showing that this gamer can completely complete Dying Light 2 within just a few minutes. almost 3 hours and 40 minutes. At the time of writing, it seems that OniZombie could completely hold the earth record for breaking the Dying Light 2 island in the shortest time.

It is known that Dying Light 2 Stay Human is one of the open-earth action role-playing games with episodes. This time the player gets to visit The City – the stronghold at the ends of the earth in the battle against the virus. Improved and developed parkour mechanics allow players to explore the ever-expanding earth and master the combat solution. This lost civilization, an earth set in the dark ages of civilization, requires creative approaches to finding items and manufacturing equipment.

Compared to the version of the game itself, Dying Light 2 has received mixed reviews, with some praising the parkour mechanics, the better territory system since the time the first game was released in 2014. 2015. However, Dying Light 2 still has a lot of bugs, and game innovator and developer Techland has encouraged gamers to wait for the patched version before playing it. Regardless of the critical reception, it clearly doesn’t seem to be stopping the speed-loving society and is sure to see more records set and broken in the near future.