dying light the following two roads diverged

The opening cinematic also makes it clear that, nuke or not, the virus made it out of Harran. It does say that Harran has been wiped from the map, but that could just be a reference to the zombie outbreak as opposed the optional nuke. The opening cinematic of Dying Light 2, which we've included below, also keeps things just vague enough to ensure that your original Dying Light experience is still valid, whichever paths you took in the first game. But on the flip-side of that, Spike could just be saying that he wishes his very much alive friend was present at that exact moment so he could enjoy the view. You could argue that Spike's line, 'I wish Crane could've seen this', implies that Kyle is dead (or undead, more like). Thanks to the multiple endings of Dying Light and its DLC, and Techland's decision not to state which one they consider canon, the fate of Kyle Crane remains a mystery that's hotly debated among fans.ĭying Light 2 does not explicitly confirm whether Kyle Crane is alive or dead, leaving things just ambiguous enough that any of the Dying Light endings can still just about fit into the canon. See what else you can spot when you load up the game for yourself! Is Kyle Crane still alive during Dying Light 2? There are also nods to non-Techland products including Resident Evil (look out for characters named Leon and Chris) and The Office (there's a poster about a missing stapler at one point).

That's far from the only Easter egg in Dying Light 2, and there are a couple of others in this very same level: further nods and references include the musical score from the first game (Spike plays it on the piano if you hang around long enough) and a 'Who do you Voodoo' LP that Aiden picks up and comments upon (this is a reference to the theme music from Dead Island, another zombie game by Techland).

Dying light the following two roads diverged