Best Dying Light 2 settings on PC

The first Dying Light set the standard for just how fun freerunning should be in a game, and the developers at Techland might’ve outdone themselves with the sequel. But to fully enjoy post-apocalyptic parkour at its finest, your gaming PC needs to pump enough frames to keep things fluid, and this zombie romp might not give your system an easy time. Fortunately, we have the best Dying Light 2 settings right here, so you can get things running smoothly without the hassle of trial and error.

Before getting into the thick of it, it’s worth recognising that the game isn’t quite as optimised as it could be. Techland’s already addressed a wealth of issues with its day one patch, including a hotfix for shaky co-op connections and brushing up problems that hindered story progression, but there are still texture and sound glitches that can ruin the experience.

It might be worth giving the developer a little more time to patch these issues before hopping in, but it shouldn’t take too long with any luck, as it’s not slowing down on the barrage of post-launch hotfixes.

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