After the disappointing Dying Light 2, Techland’s Dying Light: The Beast puts players back into the shoes of original ...

Fortunately, the room full of restive horizontal undead proved a fine opportunity to test out the new Dying Light ’s titular ...

Dying Light: The Beast is set to see the return of former series protagonist Kyle Crane, but Techland has said that fans will need to play the game to find out.

The Beast is set to outline the future of the entire series, developed by Techland. The developers explain why they dropped ...

Kyle Crane was captured and experimented on by a mysterious new antagonist between the events of the first and second game. Now, our hero is understandably out for revenge.

Kyle Crane is not only the Kyle Crane you remember, he keeps all of his skills, all of his swagger, and all of his badass charisma, but he also has a number of beastlike powers.

Dying Light protagonist Kyle Crane returns in this standalone game, and he's picked up a few new tricks since his trip to Harran. By Darryn Bonthuys on June 6, 2025 at 3:12PM PDT.

The Beast introduces weapon dockets, new items, and a dual playstyle with Kyle Crane in the hostile Castor Woods, releasing August 22, 2025.

The Beast puts players in the shoes of Kyle Crane once again, the original protagonist from the first Dying Light game and its expansion, The Following. In The Beast, Kyle is, most importantly, alive.

Techland announce the return of Dockets – a well established tradition since the original Dying Light, now reimagined for The ...

Where The Beast carves its own path, is in Kyle’s unique bodily condition. After being a test subject for years, Kyle Crane is essentially half man, half zombie.

Kyle Crane Returns—But Changed Forever. Like we said, in Dying Light The Beast, you play as Kyle Crane, who was captured by the Baron in an earlier storyline.