The original version of Dying Light will be pulled from digital stores when Definitive Edition launches

On February 9th, Techland will be launching Dying Light: Definitive Edition, and as the new version of the game is made available, the studio will be pulling the original game from digital storefronts.

This announcement was made from the game’s official Twitter, where it was revealed that soon the Definitive Edition will be the only edition of Dying Light. This will extend to the game’s retail presence, as only Definitive Edition copies will be shipped to stores from here on out.

We have an announcement to make! Check it out! pic.twitter.com/lURzTPMTid

— Dying Light (@DyingLightGame) February 1, 2016

The Definitive Edition will run you $59.99 on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, and includes the original Dying Light, all content updates that came to the game, as well as improved visuals, enemy AI, and parkour moves.

For more on Dying Light and its upcoming expansion, check out our interview on “The Following”.

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