Dying Light

Dying Light is a first-person action survival game set in a city overrun by a mysterious virus that has turned people into flesh-eating infected. Steam tags it under action, adventure and role-playing, and that mix shows up in how it plays: you fight, explore, scavenge and make choices that shape where the story goes. The store description presents survival as the core, with supplies to gather, weapons to craft and swarms of infected to face as you move through the city.

The loop is built around the open world and the way you move through it. Parkour lets you climb buildings and reach distant spots, and the store page stresses wide freedom of movement across the city. Combat is described as creative and bloody, with many weapons and skills you can combine with the environment for an edge. The day and night cycle matters most: after sunset, the description says you go from hunter to prey, so you either face the threats head on or run for your life.

Beyond the solo experience, there is a four-player co-op mode where you can play the story campaign together and see how far your team can go. The tags also list competitive player-versus-player modes, Steam Workshop and a level editor, so there is more to do than the main story. The store page presents the Enhanced Edition bundle with the base game and a long list of DLC packs, plus a polish update with upgraded visuals and a remastered soundtrack that owners of any version can get for free.

• Parkour movement lets you climb buildings and cross the city quickly, reaching distant places across a wide open world.
• The day and night cycle changes the threat, since after sunset you go from hunter to prey and every night calls for a different plan.
• Combat offers a wide range of weapons and skills that you can combine with the environment to gain an advantage.
• Story choices let you decide whether to stay loyal to your superiors or try to rescue the survivors.
• Four-player co-op lets you play the story campaign with friends and push further together.
• Steam Workshop, a level editor and Steam Achievements give you extra reasons to keep playing after the main story.

Dying Light holds an Overwhelmingly Positive rating on Steam, which is the official label 壓倒性好評 in Taiwan. About 95 percent of its reviews are positive, and the game has hundreds of thousands of reviews. That combination is one of the strongest signals Steam can show, and it suggests the core experience has held up for a broad audience over a long period.

On Steam, a percentage like this tells you that most reviewers recommend the game, though some players still won't enjoy it. Large review volumes make the score more dependable than a small sample would be, so a rating built on hundreds of thousands of reviews is worth more weight than one built on a few dozen. Labels can shift over time as new reviews come in, so it is worth reading recent reviews too if you want the current picture.

These are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. Dying Light is currently 90 percent off, with the price at NT$ 67 against a regular price of NT$ 670. That current price is also the lowest we have recorded so far, so the latest listing sits at our recorded low.

We have seen the game discounted often in our record, and we have not recorded any free-to-keep offer for it. Our price record is still short, so this verdict is tentative and based on the current listing rather than a long pattern of prices.

Given the deep discount, the strong review rating and the fact that the current price is our recorded low, now looks like a reasonable time to buy if you want the game. If you prefer to be certain it will not go lower, adding it to your wishlist and watching for changes is a sensible alternative.

1. Sign in to your Steam account on the website or in the desktop client.
2. Open the Dying Light store page and compare the current Taiwan price with the regular price shown there.
3. If the price suits you, buy the game directly, or add it to your wishlist if you want to wait.
4. Turn on wishlist sale notifications in Steam settings so you hear about future price drops.
5. Check back here for the price trend before you decide, since our record is still building up.

Traditional Chinese is listed among the supported languages, and English is also supported with full audio. Traditional Chinese is not marked as having full audio support in the store listing, so check the store page if voice language matters to you. The store flags this game for adult content, and the combat is described as bloody, so consider that before buying. Prices shown here are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.