Players Spent Nearly 3,000 Years in Dying Light: The Beast — Developers Reveal Zombie-Kill Stats and More
Techland is tracking players and evaluating their accomplishments.
Dying Light the Beast launched recently, and the developers have published an infographic showcasing several community accomplishments.
Techland highlighted playtime, zombie kills, and more:
“Every leap, every strike, every cry fuels Kyle’s drive for vengeance. You pushed past every boundary—vanquishing countless enemies and covering enormous distances—and as a community you’ve left your imprint on Castor Woods. Here are the stats from the first 12 days after release.”
Players have accumulated over 25 million hours in Dying Light the Beast (nearly 3,000 years) and have dispatched more than 2 billion zombies, while deaths numbered just under 169,000. The axe emerged as the community’s favored weapon.
Source: iXBT.games
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