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Posted on: April 28, 2024
UltraComboTV
Verified ownerGames: 255 Reviews: 12
LAN is broken.
Techland apperanty saw fit to force LAN behind a Galaxy connection on new versions of this game, when that feature used to worked fine. If you have an older version hold on to that.
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Posted on: December 20, 2023
GameMaster_83
Verified ownerGames: 595 Reviews: 12
Wow
If you are one for Survival Horror, Horror, and Survival Genres do yourself a favor and get this on sale for $10. I have Zero regrets and it even has LAN!
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Posted on: January 28, 2024
Zuldeh
Games: 261 Reviews: 7
Fun
An amazing zombie parkour RPG. Tons of stuff to do, you can pick up random junk, there's a hot Turkish tomboy. I love it, I played it to almost 100% on Steam and now I got it on Gog because Steam left Windows 7 users like me behind. :( Anyway, it runs great on my RX 470 4GB and Fx 8350 on Windows 7.
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Posted on: August 8, 2021
eddee
Games: 516 Reviews: 51
Maybe someday... like the sequel...
I have the original, a VERY good game and the mission DLCs are nice. Be aware that most of the low review scores (including mine) are aimed at the fact the makers keep stringing us, the players (and their source of income) along with "meh" skins. Now, please do be aware that there IS some new functionality in the skins+weapons DLCs. For example, a burst fire pistol or silenced rifle, maybe a crossbow that uses literal junk to make for people with The Following. But honest to god, man... they should have made a followup to The Following where you can play singleplayer as the tentacled superzombie from multiplayer. Or how about a gun drone you can sit on a rooftop with and fly out to shoot zombies for fun? Heck, *that* would be what I would do in a zombie apocalypse! Kinda of like the Ghost Recon: Wildlands DLC, but actual fun... So in summation most of the low reviews are gripes because: (A) As mentioned, the mini-DLCs are shameless cash grabs really don't add anything groundbreaking, just things that SHOULD already have been in the main game from the start. (B) The sequel is taking forever (C) Techland is perceived as treating GOG like second-class citizens sometimes, rightly or wrongly (D) There is a lot of stuff players would like to see in the game (fun of zombie apocalypse movies is *there are no rules anymore, do what you want*) that really just got left by the wayside. And all we get is stupid skins where a pistol fires three times instead of once. Yaaaay... Lastly, in some ways Dying Light has always felt like a step down from the Dead Island games. They were beautiful and vibrant, and does anyone remember that Dead Island: Riptide had actual sniper rifles and repairable chainsaws? Yes, I know about the Jason Easter Egg and chainsaw in Dead Island 1, but you can't repair it or refuel it! Stupid decision... Okay, VERY LAST THING: I want my targeting reticle back for throwing weapons, and the range increased!!! Kyle's arms are wet noodles!
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Posted on: January 26, 2024
Educhico
Games: 318 Reviews: 7
The zombie apocalypse was never this fun
This is an experience entirely focused on its gameplay, which offers the best realized parkour system I've experienced in a videogame, grouped with a robust and ever so satisfying melee combat system. Both of which are fairly upgradable, but at a sufficiently steady rhythm, based on your own experience with the game. Meaning, you gain experience to upgrade each of the game's systems as you engage more and more which each of them, which you'll want to do! Because, if in the beginning you won't manage to do everything you'll want, you'll soon realize how to keep pushing the boundaries, in order to get better and better at traversing the open world at ease. 15 hours in, and I haven't even unlocked the grapple hook, which is sure to give even more versatility to the movement system (Update: it so does!). And even the combat, that can get a bit overwhelming with the amount of enemies that can sometimes push you (if you're not careful at evaluating certain situations), is fairly deep, with an array of melee weapons and moves that lets you fight the way you want. After you get the feel for that one [type of] weapon you like, you basically won't want to use guns — unless you find a group of armed mercenaries, or some big brutes, in your path. Is also that enemy variation that keeps the moment-to-moment gameplay fresh. If you can easily outrun the simpler zombie enemies, when you hear those screams, you'll want immediately to get ready, be it at day or nighttime. You'll quickly understand to maintain several strategies at hand, and which skills you'll want (and need) to unlock to support them. The open world is also amazingly realized, with complete freedom to grab any climbable edge, but also breaming with a great atmosphere. Beautiful and haunting at the same time, as you take in the warm lighting pouring through the hollow streets, with only the sound of the wind and the dammed screams as you jump from one rooftop to the next. And that's only the first map...!
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