A PEGI '18' rating gives waiting Dying Light 2 fans some more information regarding Techland's upcoming survival horror action game.
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Fans looking for
more information on Dying Light 2 may be able to glean some more data from the Pan Europen Game Information group's listing for the title. The game's page on the site shows the game received a PEGI 18 rating, which is to be expected given the bloody action of the first game. The rating states that the game includes graphic violence, decapitation and dismemberment, and detailed blood and gore effects, as well as strong language.
The game's PEGI listing also cites the game's purchasable in-game items, such as additional weapons and outfits, hinting that micro-transaction may be a bigger part of
Dying Light 2 versus the original title. Finally, the PEGI info page also mentions a character in the game taking his own life by jumping from a tower, should the player character be unable to stop him, teasing possible branching outcomes and narratives, a big part of the game.
While a PEGI '18' rating was likely anticipated by
Dying Light fans, the fact the game now has a concrete assessment by the European rating board bodes well for the game hitting its upcoming release date in early 2022. The listings' mention of microtransactions is interesting as well, as the
first Dying Light title did not feature much in the way of in-game items purchasable with real money when it was first released, although they have been added to the title over time.