Techland’s Hellraid will finally see the light of day on July 23 as Dying Light DLC

For ten bucks, I see the appeal

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Wait, what? Hellraid, an unreleased Techland game about slicing and dicing skeletons, is going to see the light of day in Dying Light, the studio’s unstoppable, still-hanging-in-there zombie title from 2015.

Dying Light – Hellraid releases July 23, 2020, for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Folks who pre-order the DLC (it’s $9.99) can try a weekend-long beta on Steam that’s running from June 26 to June 29.

The maniacs actually did it!

After messing with a suspicious-as-hell arcade cabinet, players will have to survive a “demon-infested dungeon.” During runs, you’ll be able to accept bounties for “additional prizes” and “improve your Hellraid rank to access new weapons you can also wield outside of the infernal realm.”

Hellraid is a separate mode with its own progression system – playable alone or in co-op – and it lets you kick the shit outta skeletons, so that’s pretty fantastic. Officially, this DLC is “based on Techland’s currently-on-hold first-person dark fantasy slasher.” Maybe it has a bright future ahead of it?

For now, I’m just glad the original concept work on Hellraid didn’t go to waste.


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