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Dying Light 2 is the kind of game I've been missing for dozens of hours, and it wasn't enough for me! Its main feature is the plot that you build yourself. Being able to choose a side in a faction conflict and see how the world is literally changing before our eyes (for example, which area gets electricity and which doesn't) is incredibly thoughtful. Every decision has weight, and it makes you really think about every dialogue.

You can return to the game months later and find something new in it. It is a living, breathing world full of dangers, mysteries and incredible adventures. It's one of those gems worth loving video games for.

There are a lot of missions! And it's not just "run and fetch", but interesting stories, chains of tasks and, of course, the legendary parkour, which is the real soul of the game. Running on rooftops is a pleasure, the mechanics of parkour are amazing!

Yes, sometimes there were bugs in the co-op (for example, they got stuck in textures), but against the background of all this grandiose world and freedom, you can really close your eyes to it. A special like for the opportunity to leave feedback on missions inside the game.

If you love the zombie apocalypse, freedom of action and dynamic gameplay, this is a must-have. Techland has done a herculean job!

Dead By Daylight is a game that has given me hundreds of hours of vivid emotions.

What pleases:

· Playing in a cooperative: This is the main trump card of the game. The emotions of surviving together, the panic and the joy of escaping are priceless.
· Variety: A huge selection of killers, survivors, perks and modes. Each game is unique.
· Atmosphere: The game sometimes manages to create real tension and a sense of fear, but there is still room for improvement.
· Licensed characters: It's really cool to see a character from a movie or a game, I would like to see more such chapters.

What's upsetting:
· Updates: Sometimes they come out raw or with strange changes in the balance, which is repulsive.

The bottom line: Despite the occasional blunders of the developers, the game is generally in a great state and continues to develop. This is one of the most resilient and entertaining asymmetric horror games on the market with no competition. The game is a monopoly.