The world of Castor Woods in Dying Light: The Beast has you running in circles for quite a few friendly faces, but one favor in particular from them might prove to be a dubious task, and that's the Hunting Yaga sidequest.

After finally incapacitating the Beast in the Bait And The Beast quest, your journey is nearing its conclusion, with the Last Supper being the final main quest of Dying Light: The Beast.

Don't Look Back In Anger is one of the more unique side quests in Dying Light: The Beast, delving further into Kyle's character and his trauma, while also providing information about the telepaths in the Exiles Cave.

The Chain Reaction is a side quest given to you by Selby that not only requires you to make a difficult decision at the end but also adds depth to Selby's character and your moral compass.

Ever since the mixed and hectic launch of the second game, Techland has finally managed to bounce back in some capacity with the brand-new Dying Light: The Beast, the latest entry in their open-world zombie survival series.

Were still a few weeks away from the launch of the Xbox Ally handheld, but that doesnt mean you cant give its new interface a try today. Thanks to a recent Windows 11 beta update, along with some curious Redditors, you can now trial Microsofts new fullscreen handheld interface on existing Windows handhelds like the Asus ROG Ally.Were expecting to see this new interface launch to the world with the release of the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X on October 16. These new Xbox handhelds, made by Asus, are likely to rival the best options on our best handheld guide, but well be expecting this modified Windows 11 interface to see wider availability on other Windows handhelds, too.Read the full story on PCGamesN: New Windows 11 update lets you try Xbox Ally fullscreen mode on other handhelds

Dead by Daylight developer Behaviour Interactive has raised some eyebrows among its player base with job listings that seek to hire programmers and artists who have experience with generative AI. Gen-AI tools have been a hot-button topic in the game industry since their inception, raising questions around their use to replace human development work. Many players oppose games that employ generative AI in their development, standing in favor of hand-crafted art and animation. Naturally, then, these new listings, where Behaviour talks about pushing the boundaries of whats possible with Generative AI and real-time graphics, have proved cause for concern.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Dead by Daylight dev is hiring for people with generative AI experience

If you're on the hunt for the best Dying Light The Beast settings, we've got you covered. There's an expected improvement to the visual quality over the original game from 2015 and, with a wealth of visual settings to tweak, we've taken the guesswork out of this task to get you playing quicker with the best balance of image quality and frame rate.The Dying Light The Beast system requirements cover everything from decade-old Nvidia GeForce GTX graphics cards all the way up to the RTX 5070, which is listed for 4K ultra performance. Whether you have one of the best graphics card picks from our buying guide or not, great performance in Dying Light The Beast shouldn't be too hard to come by, with the game even being Steam Deck Verified. If you want to read our full thoughts on this horror adventure, you can read our glowing Dying Light The Beast review.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Best Dying Light The Beast settings for optimized PC performance

It feels like an intrusion, rooting through drawers and bags. The buildings occupants are dead, of course, but still. Id be pretty annoyed if I knew someone was rummaging through my possessions, even if I was a bloodthirsty zombie. Moreso, if anything. Those are my bits of wiring. Hey! Thats MY pile of scrap. The residents of the lovely Alps-adjacent town of Dying Light: The Beast dont really seem to mind - theyre more concerned with making my insides my outsides. Must be dinner time.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Dying Light The Beast review - a gloriously silly zombie sandbox

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