In a nutshell

• Dying Light: The Beast Restored Land Edition launches March 26 with free upgrades for existing players.
• New Restored Land mode adds permanent consequences, hunger management, and One Life challenges.
• Additional content includes Roadkill Rallies, 33 new quests, brutal finishers, and global leaderboards.

Techland has unveiled Dying Light: The Beast Restored Land Edition, arriving March 26 with a free upgrade for existing players. The highlight is Restored Land, a solo survival mode where every decision carries permanent consequences.

• Zombies and loot no longer respawn.
• Supplies are limited, shops offer reduced stock at higher prices.
• Activities like Convoys, Dark Zones, and Hives only need to be completed once.

Players must also manage hunger and flashlight batteries, intensifying the survival experience.

One Life Mode

For those seeking the ultimate challenge, One Life mode gives players a single attempt to complete Restored Land. Death wipes the save file, forcing a restart. Completing the game under these conditions unlocks exclusive rewards.

Dying Light: The Beast Restored Land New Content and Features

Beyond Restored Land, the update introduces:

• Roadkill Rallies – vehicular zombie-slaying competitions with route optimization.
• Leaderboards – track performance with friends and globally (consoles only).
• 33 new quest encounters and 7 new achievements.
• New brutal finishers, hidden stashes, and enhanced co-op mechanics.
• Dozens of gameplay and performance improvements.

Free Upgrade for Existing Players

Dying Light: The Beast Restored Land Edition includes the base game, Restored Land, and all previously released updates such as Legend Levels, New Game+, Ray Tracing, Nightmare Mode, and hundreds of parkour and gameplay enhancements.

Players who own the Standard Edition will automatically receive a free upgrade to Restored Land Edition.