Dying Light: The Beast welcomes the new content Restored Land

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Dying Light: The Beast welcomes the new content Restored Land

Announced earlier this week, the new Restored Land update for Dying Light: The Beast has just arrived on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. Owners of the game can download it for free.

It’s also worth noting that the base game has been officially renamed Dying Light: The Beast Restored Land on online stores. Players will now have access to a new, even more challenging game mode. Killed zombies no longer respawn, and the entire map can be cleared so that humanity can reclaim it.

Resources are now much more limited as well, since loot doesn’t respawn either. Your character must also manage hunger and flashlight battery levels. Finally, a permanent death option (which deletes the save file upon your character’s first death) is available.

Finally, the update adds 33 additional side quests, vehicle challenges, new execution moves, and technical improvements.

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