Dying Light 2 – The PC version flexes its muscles in 4K and with ray tracing

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The release of Dying Light 2 is not far away. From 4 February 2022, you can plunge into the dangerous game world and begin the search for your sister. Dangerous because the ruins of a large city are teeming with zombies and human enemies.

You can defend yourself with conventional firearms, but also with a variety of melee weapons or even your fists, including stylish combat techniques. The new trailer doesn’t show you any of that, but the PC version is finally turned up to the max. How does Dying Light 2 look in 4K with ray tracing effects activated via Nvidia’s RTX API? The answer to this question can be found in the video above.

By the way, the gloomy and anything but violence-free setting has taken its toll. As was recently announced, Dyling Light 2 will only be released here in an edited version.

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