KYLE CRANE
Now escaped and driven by revenge, Crane navigates a broken valley, seeking alliances while battling the internal beast within.
After fifteen years of brutal captivity, Kyle Crane finally escapes. But he is no longer entirely human.
Part survivor. Part monster.
Driven by revenge, Crane returns to confront the man who destroyed his life while struggling to control the beast growing inside him.
Play as Kyle Crane — a man left on the edge of humanity, carrying both human and zombie DNA. Build your power to unleash the beast within and fuel your fight for revenge against the man who made you this way.
Feel the full force of Dying Light’s most physical combat yet. Your blows land with real momentum, enemies react believably, and your emerging beast-like abilities add intensity without losing the challenge and immersion.
A signature of the Dying Light series - the two vastly different experiences of day and night merge into one unforgettable whole. Scavenge and explore by day, mindful of the constant tension of the moving clock - as when the sun sets, the night unleashes horrors that leave you with only three choices: run, hide, or fight for your life.
Feel the adrenaline rush of best-in-class first-person parkour. Jump from rooftop to rooftop and overcome any obstacle. And when that’s not enough, grab the wheel of an off-road vehicle and ruthlessly tear through hordes of zombies.
Band together with up to three other players in co-op! Brave the dangers of Castor Woods, where you can experience every encounter, every discovery and every twist as a unit with shared progress.
Dying Light: The Beast launched on September 18, 2025 on PC (Steam, Epic Games Store), PlayStation 5 / PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X|S.
It’s the third installment in the Dying Light series, offering 40+ hours of survival adventure gameplay, playable both solo and in co-op with shared progression.
Currently available:
You can upgrade to the Definitive Edition directly via your platform store.
Dying Light: The Beast is available on:
You can find all available versions here.
Since March 26, 2026, an enhanced version of the game has been available, combining the base experience, all previously released updates, and the new Restored Land content in one package, offering new ways to experience the apocalypse.
It includes features such as Legend Levels, New Game+, Ray tracing (PC), Nightmare Mode, dozens of new brutal finishers, hundreds of parkour and gameplay improvements, as well as visual and audio upgrades.
Restored Land is a major free update available to all existing owners of the game. New players receive it automatically as part of all available editions.
It introduces new survival rules. The world of Dying Light: The Beast lies in ruins but in Restored Land, you can reshape it. With new systems and major updates, survival takes on a whole new meaning.
Key changes:
Restored Land is a fresh way to experience Dying Light: The Beast, offering new ways to play for old hands and an excellent jump-on point for new players.
No. The game is available in digital format only.
Finishing the main story takes around 20-40 hours.
Restored Land adds a more demanding survival layer, offering a fresh way to experience the game with permanent consequences and limited resources.
Yes. The game is fully standalone.
Knowledge of Kyle Crane’s story from the original Dying Light can enhance your experience but is not essential.
Dying Light: The Beast supports cooperative mode for up to 4 players.
Restored Land was designed as a solo experience.
The game offers multiple difficulty levels tailored to different playstyles:
Additionally, Restored Land is not a difficulty level, but an alternative gameplay mode focused on solo survival, lasting consequences, and limited resources.
Make sure your graphics drivers are up to date:
You’ll find them in your in-game stash.
Each code must be activated in Dying Light Outpost to receive a random powerful weapon.
They are available in your stash, unlocked during the second quest “Safe Haven.”
From that point on, the stash remains accessible throughout the game in safe zones, where you can store and retrieve your items.
Visit Dying Light Outpost, create an account, and link your platform. Then click “Download” to access the Tourist Map, wallpapers, and the official soundtrack.
The game must be launched at least once in online mode.
Steam users can also find these files in the game’s installation folder.