Hellraid‘s visuals have been given an attractive overhaul - the concrete towers and corrugated steel shanty towns of the Dying Light campaign have replaced by stone walls, wooden bookcases, and wrought-iron cages as far as the eye can see.Įnemies have also been reskinned, with zombies turned glowing and inhuman, raiders replaced by sword-wielding skeletons, and the charger boss has been replaced with a delightfully appropriate mythical creature I won’t spoil here. Up to four players can take on the challenge, scavenging for medieval weaponry and explosive flasks to help them deal with zombies that come charging out of the demonic portals that spawn in each new location.
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Players start it and find themselves transported into an inverted tower - a series of linked rooms and hallways that spiral downwards until they reach a pit where a boss guards a treasure horde. Hellraid exists as a game-with-a-game, appearing in the form of an arcade cabinet in the ground floor of the Tower which acts as Dying Light‘s main mission hub. Whatever the story behind Hellraid’s release may be, it’s here now and it doesn’t live up to the standard set by Dying Light‘s main mode. Others say it was being developed as its own game, which seems doubtful given what a tiny amount of content the DLC offers.
There are a number of stories about Hellraid‘s troubled development floating around - some say it started life as a Dead Island 2 mode, which wouldn’t be shocking as it features basically zero parkour. With the release of Dying Light 2 inching closer all the time, Techland has made the decision to amp up excitement by releasing the (presumably) final piece of Dying Light DLC - Hellraid. WTF So… no hints at all about the secrets? LOW Those zombie sorcerers are way too fast. HIGH Finally figuring out the final boss’ pattern and weakness.
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