Dying Light

The game is set in the large city of Harran, with influences of ancient Turkey, overrun by a mysterious epidemic.

The protagonist is Kyle Crane, an undercover GRE operative sent inside a quarantine zone.

His initial mission is to neutralize the rogue GRE operative Kadir Suleiman, but he can also choose to focus on helping the survivors instead, freely exploring the city using parkour and freerun mechanics.

The game has a dynamic day and night system – during the day, zombies are less aggressive, so players can gather supplies and weapons to craft items and prepare for the night, when the infected become stronger and more dangerous.

Just like in Dead Island , the focus is on melee weapons and various materials can be crafted into weapons by gathering supplies.

Also borrowed from that game is the stamina bar that prevents the character from continuously hitting with melee attacks.

Guns can also be used, but the sound of gunshots will attract other enemies in the vicinity.

By progressing through the game, the character's abilities can be leveled up by spending points in three skill trees respectively focused on agility, power, and survival.

There are often large groups of zombies that can be taken out from heights, by pushing them off, using projectiles or triggering traps.

Instead of stealth, there is a greater focus on evading direct encounters using parkour mechanics.

Unlike games such as Assassin's Creed , parkour requires precise timing and aim to grab ledges and combine slides and jumps into fluid movement.

Progress through the city is furthered by unlocking safe zones where zombies cannot enter.

During the day, Crane mainly needs to scavenge, locate and save survivors, explore, set up traps and retrieve air drops.

At night, the slow zombies become much more agile, dealing more damage, being able to sprint, a

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