New Dying Light trailer is a live-action first-person parkour fest

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The new Dying Light trailer won’t show you anything in the way of gameplay footage, but it’ll make you ooh and aah.

It’s live-action, so it’s not going to show you how the game actually runs… but as it’s first-person and parkour-filled, it’ll give you a pretty good impression of how the city-exploring, zombie-escaping first-person game works. There’s a bit of looting, and then a lot of leaping across the rooftops of Cambridge in the UK. Most of which looks incredibly dangerous, which makes it all the more impressive.

Dying Light is Techland’s first-person, open-world, zombie-fighting parkour-’em-up. I’ve had a bit of a play with preview code, and you can read my impressions here or watch me horribly screw it all up here. The live-action trailer is below.

Dying Light is due out on 27 January, which is the same week as about a million other games.


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