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Techland says no more substantial new content for Dying Light: The Beast

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Techland CEO Paweł Marchewka says the studio is not planning substantial new content for Dying Light: The Beast because it was designed as a complete, self-contained game.

Techland CEO Paweł Marchewka says the studio is not planning substantial new content for Dying Light: The Beast. He stated during a Discord AMA that the title is complete and players should approach it similarly to Dying Light 1. Marchewka noted that the project was designed as a finished adventure from the beginning, though the team still added post-launch additions like the free Restored Land mode.

Techland says no more substantial new content for Dying Light: The BeastDying Light: The Beast · official art via IGDB

Reports say the game sold more than 1.5 million copies as of late October 2025. While support for Dying Light 2 Stay Human continues, Marchewka says that future focus for that title will shift toward fresh game modes and player-made additions such as custom maps and mods. Marchewka noted that the five-year support model has not worked as well as hoped for the studio. Details regarding Techland's next project are still taking shape, according to Marchewka.

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