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Hidden Clue in Dying Light: The Beast Trailer Points to Game's Location

Author : Samuel Mar 21,2025

Hidden Clue in Dying Light: The Beast Trailer Points to Game's Location

In a clever twist, Dying Light franchise game director Timon Smektala revealed a hidden Easter egg in the first Dying Light: The Beast trailer. This secret clue, subtly embedded in the video's text, points to the game's setting within the expansive Castor Woods. Deciphering this barely visible text might even unlock clues to the local dialect, adding another layer to the mystery.

While speculation points to a European setting, the exact location remains a puzzle. The trailer showcases numerous architectural and environmental details, yet fans have yet to pinpoint the specific reference. Previous Dying Light games drew inspiration from real-world locations—Harran (in the original game) was inspired by Istanbul, Mumbai, and Wrocław, while Villedor (in the sequel) blended architectural styles from Germany, Belgium, and Poland.

Dying Light: The Beast is slated for release this summer on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms, though a precise date hasn't been announced. This year marks the franchise's tenth anniversary, and Techland is celebrating with special updates, events, and a commemorative video thanking fans for their ongoing support.

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