If you are wondering if Dying Light 2 is cross-platform, the answer is no at the moment. It was just recently announced by the developers that Dying Light 2 will not feature cross-play at launch.
Gross-gen play was confirmed to be a feature, as the developers confirmed it in an interview with Wccftech. However, it won't be available at the game's launch on Feb 4.
That said, in the interview, the developers stated that the plan since the beginning was to make Dying Light 2 a cross-gen title.
So, what this means is that console users will be able to play with both past, and current-gen consoles and PC users will probably be able to play with Steam and Epic Game users.
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The game will also feature microtransactions in some extent. The ESRB confirmed this as they listed the game as having in-game purchases. What these in-game purchases are, is not certain but it will most likely be skins.
Dying Light 2 will launch on Feb 4 on Xbox One, Series X/S, PlayStation 5 & 4, and PC. The game is available for pre-order and has numerous pre-order bonuses, one of which includes a skin set for weapons, an outfit, and for a paraglider.
Dying Light 2 will also feature numerous improvements upon the old game and feature a brand new story regarding a city's fate. Players will explore a vast open world and make choices, and, of course, kill tons of zombies with the same parkour action of the first game.
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