Dying Light

Companion app for the hit survival game

This Dying Light app is a free-to-use utility from Techland Sp z o.o. This companion app allows you to browse missions and manage your scouts in the hit survival-horror game for PC, Dying Light. With this platform, you can continue reaping benefits and making progress even when you’re away from your gaming system.

As a companion app, Dying Light only offers limited control and functionality, although it’s a great app to have in ensuring that you continue enjoying the game and its world-building. You can be connected to your game via the Steam app.

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In the Dying Light companion app, you get to manage a team of scouts as opposed to the original game where you parkour and survive around as Kyle Crane alone. Here, it focuses more on the logistics and strategic aspect instead of the fast-paced action, although both are still centered on the world-building part of the franchise. Expect similar mechanics such as the zombie behavior and the city layout.

Also, one interesting part of this app is the variety of scouts available. You can build different squads based on the respective stats of your scouts. Some of them are more durable, while some move faster. Although it doesn’t have an animated part, these stats play an important role in your gameplay experience. You assign them on missions and make sure they are healed and well-equipped.

Of course, it also requires you to log in, preferably with the same account you use with your Dying Light PC game. It is generally easy and intuitive to play, making it a relaxing experience for those looking to stay connected in the DL world while away from the main game. On the other hand, it can get repetitive after some time especially once the quests start rotating.

Great app for fans of the franchise

Getting immersed in a fictional world sometimes doesn’t stop with playing a game, and the Dying Light companion app perfectly fills that gap for fans of the survival-horror franchise. It offers an additional experience that fits perfectly with the fictional city of Harran, both in lore and in mechanics. Although it shifts from an action-platformer to a strategy sim, it’s still a definite must-have for DL fans.