
In a clever twist, Dying Light franchise game director Timon Smektala revealed a hidden clue in the first trailer for Dying Light: The Beast. This secret, yet to be discovered by fans, points to the game's setting within the vast Castor Woods. A nearly invisible text element within the trailer itself holds the key, potentially offering insights into the local dialect and helping players pinpoint the exact location.
While speculation points towards a European setting, the precise location remains a mystery. The trailer showcases various architectural and environmental details, but the specific reference point alluded to by Smektala continues to elude players. Previous Dying Light games have drawn inspiration from real-world locations – Harran (in the original) was inspired by Istanbul, Mumbai, and Wrocław, while Villedor (in Dying Light 2) blended architectural elements from Germany, Belgium, and Poland.
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