As if trying out outlast a zombie apocalypse wasn't a good indication that Dying Light was designed to be played cooperatively, Techland will be providing a small incentive to bring four along for the ride. Those of us that have been looking forward to the game's release should be thrilled to know that there's a pre-purchase promotion going on now to compliment co-op perfectly.
Despite the growing number of games that are getting their released dates pushed back lately, we welcome a small break in this growing trend. The devs over at Techland who are working on Dying Light have confirmed that the title will be coming slightly earlier than expected.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and in the case of Hellraid, you can get up close to this beauty, or take a few steps back and admire them from afar. The new trailer highlights one of the additions made to the delayed 4 player online co-op action RPG.
Even though the upcoming zombie title, Dying Light, was shown off at E3 this past June, we took a step back from it until we learned a bit more on its co-op aspects. Techland, being familiar with making zombie titles in the past, decided on a new approach based on that experience.
If you have been following the news on the site recently, you may be familiar with the new IP from Techland, the minds behind Dead Island. This new game is called Hellraid, and up until now, not much has been known about the game, save for a few enticing screenshots. Hellraid is a new "first-person co-op slasher" that will feature a single player campaign and a cooperative component. It will be released on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC later this year.
From the creators of Dead Island comes the next new IP from Techland. The name of the game is Hellraid, and up until now, not much was known about the game. According to the latest news that has been released about the game, it looks like quite an engaging cooperative experience. Set in a dark-fantasy world, Hellraid is a cooperative first-person action-RPG that seems to draw from games like Hexen and DIablo. The producer, Marcin Kruczkiewcz told Eurogamer Poland "We want you to feel that the game is made by guys in their '30s,"You can't forget about the past. As young enthusiasts we enjoyed the first Quake, second Hexen or Diablo, and all that remains in us somewhere."
