The Following offers an experience that is very unique compared to the base game, as it has protagonist Kyle Crane finding out that there is a way out of the zombie-infested Harran. I reached level 12 right around the time that I completed the base game for this review, so it’s suggested that you do that before diving into the expansion. Keep in mind that your progress from the base game is carried over to the expansion, with the game suggesting that you be at level 12 before starting The Following. This review will focus mostly on the expansion, though you can check out our full thoughts on the base game by clicking right here. However, an improved version of the base game isn’t the only thing this package offers, as you’re also getting all of the game’s previously-released DLC and the brand new expansion called The Following. Techland has really taken the time to listen to fan feedback and has improved upon the original game so much that it is absolutely worth playing even if you already did before. There’s even a new Legendary skill tree that you can’t even access until you’ve maxed out one of your regular skill trees, which allows you to become an incredibly powerful dude as you make your way through it. This new version of the game offers tons of improvements over the original, such as improved enemy AI, new parkour moves, a new Bounty system, a higher Nightmare difficulty and a whole lot more. Well, now here we are a little over a year later with an Enhanced Edition of the game. A first-person action adventure game set in a zombie-infested town with a fantastic parkour system at your fingertips was a great concept, and for the most part Techland pulled it off excellently. Where the game truly shined, however, was in its gameplay. It’s overall plot may not have been groundbreaking, but the execution of it was tense and thrilling with characters you cared about and pacing that was relentless.

While Dead Island was a promising start, Dying Light was a lot more ambitious in what it set out to do. When Dying Light launched early last year it marked the first time where developer Techland really got the zombie genre right.

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