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Techland announces “Season Pass” details for Dying Light

Techland today announced “Season Pass” details for Dying Light.

Priced at $19.99 USD, the content consists of three pieces of DLC.

Those DLC packs include:

  • “Cuisine & Cargo:” Available first for Season Pass holders, these two hardcore missions let players put their skills to the ultimate test. Investigate buildings sealed off in the very first days of the outbreak – with the infected inside. Explore ominous corridors of once the most famous restaurant in Harran, and employ both stealth and combat to ransack a zombie-filled loading bay at an abandoned railroad yard.
  • “Ultimate Survivor Bundle”: Players will receive seven unique in-game items that will bring fighting zombies to a whole new level. Grab three special outfits and four blueprints for over-the-top weapons to make your survival in the quarantine zone a good bit easier.
  • “The Bozak Horde”: The final Season Pass drop will deliver a new map and gameplay, playable in either single-player or co-op. Go inside the Harran Stadium, the most famous landmark in the city, and test your combat know-how against relentless hordes of the Infected. Fight increasingly stronger and larger enemy waves as you oppose a mysterious psychopath called Bozak.

The first piece of DLC will be available in February 2015. The game and it’s “Season Pass” will be bundled as the Dying Light Ultimate Edition, available for pre-order on PS4, Xbox One and Windows PC.

Dying Light will be available in Australia on 28 January.


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