Dying Light Update Today Adds Free Parkour Fever DLC, Fixes Issues & More

Update:

Meaning that you should probably hold off on downloading the update if possible, Techland issued this warning about today’s patch:

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! pic.twitter.com/TJS1ZlfIIq

— Techland (@TechlandGames) May 26, 2015

Original Story:

Taking up around 2.85GB on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the latest Dying Light update (1.06) is now available for download, adding in the free Parkour Fever DLC, supporting Spotify, fixing issues, and getting the game ready for The Bozak Horde DLC today.

Here’s the full list of patch notes for today’s update:

Features

Parkour Fever – ten parkour with online leaderboards
Revamped Quarantine Zones
Additional national outfits + community designed t-shirt
Gold-tier fantasy weapons
Three new trophies

Various balance changes

Weapon adjustments
Loot chests adjustments
Gold-tier weapons drop rate increase
Shops prices selection adjustments
Crafting adjustments

DLC Support

Support for The Bozak Horde DLC

Be the Zombie

Entirely new progression system – three stages of mutation with additional, unique skills
Various balance tweaks
Spit not sticking to opponents fixed
Ground pound bug fixed
Flare damage to hives normalized

Fixes

Unlocking trophies issues fixed
Various stability improvements, including co-op
Weapon duplication exploit fixed
Support for background music playback added (Spotifiy)

As revealed last week, Dying Light amassed 4.5 million players in just 100 days.

[Source: Attack of the Fanboy, The Gaming Paradise (YouTube)]

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