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Square Enix’s Dying Light 2 Gameplay Trailer Showcased Amazing Parkour Features

Dying Light 2, an extraordinary survival game in which you as a player and protagonist, Aiden, will have to outcome the zombie obstacles and fight the disease. Square Enix is proud to announce its gameplay trailer, showcasing a lot of parkour features as possibilities.

The first E3 official trailer held some parkour elements, but the second one published by IGN surely holds even more elements of the training discipline. A thing why parkour is exciting to watch is because, with a set of skills and enhanced movement, you will be able to cross from one point to another with ease.

The discipline doesn’t require using assistive equipment, and it is probably the most exciting factor about it. Luckily, Dying Light 2 will hold a lot of Parkour elements, just as showcased in both of the trailers below.

The more enhanced Gameplay Trailer which also empowers the combat and parkour elements can be seen below, Courtesy of IGN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4htKmXc1P8

Dying Light 2, just as its predecessor will take place in a post-apocalyptic city in which you as a player will have to relive the destiny of Aiden. As a protagonist, you will have to disobey the opposing factions and fight the disease yourself.

Dying Light 2 is set to release in Spring 2020 on PC, Xbox One and PS4.

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