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Refunds for Dying Light 2 PS4 Users as The Beast Is Cancelled for Last-Gen System

Dying Light: The Beast has been cancelled for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles, prompting official refund programs for affected users.

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The brief

Techland has cancelled the release of Dying Light: The Beast for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The decision follows the studio's acknowledgment of technical limitations regarding development on older hardware.

Coverage from GameSpot, IGN, TweakTown, Digital Foundry, and Push Square highlights that the cancellation comes 10 months after the current-gen launch of the title. Outlets report that the developer is providing refunds to users impacted by this shift.

Future developments will involve the processing of these refunds for last-gen console owners. Coverage does not yet specify the exact timeline for these financial transactions or if alternative play options will be provided for those users.

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Quick answers

Why was the game cancelled for last-gen consoles?

The developer cited the technical realities of development as the reason for dropping support for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Are users eligible for refunds?

Yes, coverage confirms that refunds will be offered to users affected by the cancellation.

How long after the current-gen launch did this occur?

The cancellation was announced 10 months after the current-gen release.

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Topics

Dying Light: The Beast Techland PlayStation 4 Xbox One Gaming

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