Techland announced today that within 45 days since launch, the count of Dying Light players reached 3,200,000 people. With that timeframe applied, it makes Dying Light the most popular title in the company’s history. In order to celebrate it, the team has also released an infographic that can be viewed below.
Community manager, Micha? Napora, said:
“To celebrate the milestone, we pulled a few numbers and compared them to some real world examples to get an idea of what our fans achieved. They’ve really been a busy bunch.”
Following the success of Dying Light, Techland continues its post-launch support for the game .
Last week the first free content update for Dying Light went live bringing the much-anticipated Hard Mode, new weapons, additional outfits and more to the quarantine zone. On top of that, the company reiterated its plans to actively support the game with new maps, modes, skills, quests, and other original content.
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they deserve it. it’s not the greatest game of all time but it does what it does best
I had lots of fun playing dead island with my bro in co op mode. As long as they keep making their games co op fun, I’ll keep supporting them.
And it’s full campaign co op, not like unity or farcry 4.
well i tried to enjoy dead island cause after left 4 dead i was satisfied with limited maps and wanted an open world experience but really didn’t get into it. Dying Light made that happen cause they cared for the world itself and that is the most important thing in an open world game imo.
anyway Dragonball XV shipped 1.5m and this game have 3.2 m players, it just shows critics don’t hold the same power toward costumers anymore. looking at their reviews while they still like these games, they don’t hold them on high regard, yet people tried it themselves and word of mouth did the job.
how many copies on PC?
how many pirates? they say 3.2 million players, not copies sold.
They probably don’t let pirates connect online.
Derp…
if you think there is a million pirates on this game, you are really giving it alot of credit.
near 1m is my guess.
Think is doing allright, on 100th best sellers on Steam since launch, despite the hard launch with many optimization troubles, Techland is doing fine with updates, it seems its playable on linux from a week ago.
It doesnt even been on sale yet.
Good now make chrome 2……i am not kidding i want a open world sci fi game.
Don’t forget the pirates who played it too.
Dont feed the troll, Dont feed the troll, Dont feed the troll…
Ahh you must be new around here, you may find a differing opinion to yours quite scary, quick run…
i doubt the pirates made a singnificant portion.
May be will be not game of the year, but its very fun, coop is great!!
Great to hear, they deserve it! Game is fun as hell! Good job Techland!
GREAT! Now Techland just needs to fix the constantly crashing PC version.
The mod tools are in beta which is neat