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Dying Light coming to Nintendo Switch 2 is “certainly intriguing”
Dying Light is ten years old and we have a new entry to look forward to this year. While Dying Light: The Beast’s currently slated platforms don’t include the Nintendo Switch 2 nor confirmation of Steam Deck compatibility, franchise director Tymon Smektala has given us hope that the game just might end up on handhelds. In our recent interview with Smektala, we couldn’t help but ask about the likelihood of seeing the zombie game on the Nintendo Switch 2 - the upcoming hardware is exciting, and the possibilities of what we might see on it feel endless. While not confirmed by any means, fans of survival horror games have reason to exhibit optimism regarding the new Dying Light game. Smektala tells us that the team is “always looking into new opportunities for Dying Light across different platforms. While we have no plans to share, the idea of Dying Light: The Beast on a next-gen handheld device is certainly intriguing.” Continue reading Dying Light coming to Nintendo Switch 2 is “certainly intriguing”
Dying Light is ten years old and we have a new entry to look forward to this year. While Dying Light: The Beast’s currently slated platforms don’t include the Nintendo Switch 2 nor confirmation of Steam Deck compatibility, franchise director Tymon Smektala has given us hope that the game just might end up on handhelds.
In our recent interview with Smektala, we couldn’t help but ask about the likelihood of seeing the zombie game on the Nintendo Switch 2 - the upcoming hardware is exciting, and the possibilities of what we might see on it feel endless. While not confirmed by any means, fans of survival horror games have reason to exhibit optimism regarding the new Dying Light game.
Smektala tells us that the team is “always looking into new opportunities for Dying Light across different platforms. While we have no plans to share, the idea of Dying Light: The Beast on a next-gen handheld device is certainly intriguing.”
