Dying Light’s expansion, The Beast, won’t be out on September 19 as initially planned. Instead, it will arrive a day earlier on September 18! This shift is to celebrate hitting 1 million in pre-orders. Plus, Techland has shared the specific launch times worldwide for this exciting release.
The developer expressed that these impressive preorder numbers motivated them to stretch their limits and turn the seemingly unachievable into reality. Furthermore, Techland shared that those who preorder will receive a special in-game gift, with specifics to be revealed at a later time.
In their own effort to transform the seemingly unachievable into reality, the team behind Dying Light has decided to bring the game forward a bit. I’m truly excited to witness the responses from players once they enter the realm of The Beast for the first time. – Tymon Smektała, Dying Light boss.
The game will unlock simultaneously across PC and console, and you can see the launch times below.
The initial release date for The Beast was August 22, but it was later moved to September due to delays. This new standalone adventure brings back Kyle Crane, the main character from the series’ first game. After enduring a decade of imprisonment and genetic torture at the hands of an ominous figure called the Baron, Crane eventually manages to escape his confinement.
Dying Light: The Beast global launch times
September 18
- Los Angeles – 9 AM PT
- New York – 12 PM ET
- London – 5 PM BST
- Mexico City – 10 AM CST
- Chicago – 11 AM CDT
- Bogota – 11 AM COT
- Paris – 6 PM CEST
- Warsaw – 6 PM CEST
- Cape Town – 6 PM SAST
- Riyadh – 7 PM AST
- Istanbul – 7 PM EEST
- Cairo – 7 PM EEST
- Dubai – 8 PM GST
September 19
- Sydney – 2 AM AEST
- Singapore – Midnight SGT
- Beijing – Midnight CST
- Seoul – 1 AM KST
- Tokyo – 1 AM JST
- Wellington – 4 AM NZST
In the review of the game, Mark Delaney noted that Dying Light: The Beast leverages advancements from years of updates on Dying Light 2, and incorporates aspects from the original game that Techland wanted to revisit. This blend of familiar and novel elements promises to make the game, estimated to last between 20 to 40 hours for completionists, an appealing prospect for those already invested in the series.
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2025-09-12 21:11