Many series fans were dissatisfied with the ports' minimal visual improvements and features announced for GTA 5's upgrade at PlayStation Showcase 2021. As a recent example, Grand Theft Auto V was met with severe fan backlash after its revealed its own new-gen gameplay was revealed. The studio's choice on the matter will likely affect the community’s response. It’s not impossible that Techland could offer both options, but the latter seems probable. There's also been no confirmation about whether or not the new-gen update will be a free upgrade for current PS4 and Xbox One owners or if Dying Light: Platinum Edition will be a separate release for the new consoles as it is on the Switch. However, that window of time is a short one, as the end of 2021 is quickly approaching. It’s a possibility that Techland plans to release Dying Light’s PS5 and Xbox Series X/S upgrades before Dying Light 2: Stay Human’s February 2022 launch.
Now, it seems current-gen owners will get a stab at the acclaimed zombie game, too.
The all-inclusive Dying Light re-release originally dropped earlier this year on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. A Nintendo Direct in September established an October 19 release date for Dying Light: Platinum Edition’s Nintendo Switch port, which will grant Switch owners the full Dying Light experience in addition to an four DLCs and several skins.
In the meantime, Techland appears to be revisiting the original Dying Light to drum up 2021 sales, with the current-gen update now known and a previously confirmed Nintendo Switch port of the game arriving soon. While the Dying Light community expected a December 7 release for Dying Light 2, it may be getting another port of the first game instead.
This was the game’s second official delay, with its lead developer later explaining that the additional time is allowing the studio to better polish game. Techland's announcement comes a little while after it shared the news that Dying Light 2 has been delayed by two months. The developer of Dying Light is currently working on a PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S upgrade for the zombie parkour game.
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