Could you please walk us through the main stages and milestones of the development process? Which one was the most challenging and why?

It’s been seven years since the first game came out.

But the most important thing is that we didn’t want to release the game that we are not happy with and that will not meet the expectations of our players. First of all, we were not happy with the state of the game at certain stages of the production, we were searching for recipes to specific game mechanics, then the pandemic kicked in and it didn’t help either. The game has been pushed back more than once. As we speak, we work hard to fix the most crucial ones as soon as possible. And yes, there are some issues pointed out in reviews. I love player progression and the fact that after several hours spent in the game it still offers completely new mechanics that change the gameplay. I can say that I really enjoy how the music adjusts while parkouring through the city. What would you say you absolutely nailed? And what maybe did not work out quite the way you hoped it would? The reception is overwhelmingly warm, but some of the reviewers have issues with the game. Of course, we plan to catch a break, regenerate, but first we want to make sure that the game is working with no issues and work on those that appear.įirst reviews are out. We were waiting for that moment for a long time. We are really happy that the game is finally out. How is the team holding up right now? How’s morale? Catching a little break after shipping the game? As a producer, I organize work for the gameplay team: including gameplay programmers, gameplay animators, designers, and QAs. I started working at Techland over 15 years ago and it was my first real job. Kornel Jaskuła:Hi there, I am one of the senior producers of Dying Light 2 Stay Human. Kornel Jaskuła, Senior Producer at TechlandĮvgeny Obedkov, writer at GWO: Hey Kornel, for starters, a couple of words about yourself, please? What are your responsibilities at Techland now?

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