Dying Light 2 Delayed Indefinitely
By Nathan Fusco

Dying Light 2 has been delayed for an unspecified amount of time, according to developer Techland's tweet Monday. Set to release in spring of this year, Dying Light 2 will need more development time and will be pushed back beyond that time frame.
A new release date or period was not given, which isn't as big of a surprise since Dying Light 2 didn't have a specific date beforehand.
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Dying Light 2 Delayed Indefinitely
This news follows in the wake of multiple other titles receiving the same treatment. Cyberpunk 2077 was meant to release in April, but was pushed back until September. Square Enix also delayed Final Fantasy 7 Remake from March to April.
Immediately, fears arose about other popular games delaying, including Dying Light 2. It seemed unlikely since Techland had such a wide window to release the game. The product could have released anytime in the spring and still hit the mark. It's a glaring decision by Techland to delay the game if they weren't comfortable with a spring release and we could even see Dying Light 2 pushed back to 2021.