Console Obsession says: "Tequila Works’ Deadlight was originally released on Xbox 360 back in 2012, and as it was a side-scroller, it was a zombie game with a bit of a difference. Fast forward to 2016, and a director's cut of the game has been released with some new content, although whether it has enough to re-attract players of the original game is another thing that only each individual would know the answer to, but this Director's Cut is definitely the ultimate version of the game, which makes it the common sense choice for those who haven't already played it. The lighting in the game makes the environment very atmospheric. Being a zombie game, Deadlight is obviously set in the aftermath of a zombie outbreak."
It's a three-year-old update of a seven-year-old game, but did Deadlight deserve a Director's Cut? Jump Dash Roll tries to survive to the end so it can give its no holds barred verdict in this week's Brutal Backlog review.
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Good article. I would have put Dying Light ahead of Dead Island, but I loved both... In fact, I would have put Dying Light ahead of The Last of Us (which is one of my top 5 games on the PS4, along with Dying Light), as it relates specifically to the articles premise. Yes, I like Dying Light that much.
