Dying Light: The Beast update adds Embody spatial audio
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Techland released update 1.8.1 for Dying Light: The Beast, which adds personalized 360-degree spatial audio through Embody's Immerse Gamepack. The feature includes a 14-day free trial or a $19.99 one-time purchase per platform.
Techland released update 1.8.1 for Dying Light: The Beast, adding personalized 360-degree spatial audio via Embody's Immerse Gamepack. The update introduces an Enhanced Headphone Mode in the audio settings that uses technology tailored to individual ears and headphones to improve directional sound. This allows players to identify the location of approaching Infected from above, behind, or around them.
What's in the update
- Adds personalized 360-degree spatial audio via Immerse Gamepack by Embody.
- Improves directional sound to locate Infected from above, behind, or around you.
- Includes a new Enhanced Headphone Mode in the audio settings.
- Provides a 14 days free trial for the full experience.
- Requires a one-time purchase of $19.99 per platform for continued access.
- Works with standard stereo headphones and earbuds.
Dying Light: The Beast · official art via IGDBThe feature works with standard stereo headphones and earbuds. Players can access a 14-day free trial without a subscription or credit card, but continued use requires a $19.99 one-time purchase per platform. Users can also find this audio feature within Dying Light 2: Stay Human. The update includes no gameplay-related changes.
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