To prepare for the UK retail release of Dying Light on February 27th, Techland has unveiled the “My Apocalypse” Collectors Edition – a unique special edition of its critically acclaimed zombie action game.

Available to pre-order exclusively from GAME for £250,000, this one-off edition of the game is only available for one UK-based customer and includes 4 Steelbook copies of the game for co-op action, professional parkour lessons, exclusive merchandise… and a custom built, zombie apocalypse-proofed house built to order by UK-based Tiger Log Cabins. The house comes fully equipped with all live-in amenities and also includes an upper deck with vantage points and an escape hatch, arsenal storage for weaponry, and of course a living area with TV, Xbox One, and the latest sound system to play Dying Light on.

The “My Apocalypse” Collectors Edition will also include zombie survival-focused parkour lessons from Ampisound, custom merchandise and additional in-game perks that will let you kill time while the world around you mercilessly falls into zombie anarchy.

The Dying Light “My Apocalypse” Collectors Edition contains:

• Custom built Dying Light Zombie Home by Tiger Log Cabins.
• Zombie avoidance parkour lessons with Ampisound, the team behind the internet smash Dying Light Parkour POV video.
• Be The Zombie  match with devs where you win so you can brag to your friends how “leet” you are.
• Trip to Techland in Wroclaw, Poland, to meet the dev team and party with Steve the Zombie Consultant.
• Your face skinned onto your Night Hunter character model.
• Dying Light branded night vision goggles + adult diapers for the night portions of the game.
• x4 signed Steelbox editions of Dying Light.
• x2 Top of the line Razer Tiamat headphones.
• Human sized Volatile figurine to use as a deterrent on human raiders.

How much of Dying Light could actually be recreated in film? This question inspired Techland and Flying Carpet Studio to create a live-action short-film “The Last Supply Drop” which was released today. Telling a story about four quarantine survivors’ last ditch attempt to get to an air-drop full of crucial supplies, the video brings Dying Light key gameplay features to the real life, including parkour movement, car traps, and the fan-favorite dropkick attacks.

"Kill or be killed," they say. But is that what you would do? Warner Bros and Techland are asking that very question in the latest trailer for Dying Light.

Doctors, teachers, fathers, sons...or so they were. But now they've lost the light behind their eyes, and are vicious monsters who become even more threatening as day turns to night. When neighbours turn on neighbours, and the fight to stay alive becomes the only thing keeping you alive, what will become of humanity?

We’ve become used to killing zombies in video games over the years, but who were these zombies before they became infected? Is there still a human inside of them? In the ‘Humanity’ trailer, Techland aims to address the reality behind the zombie fiction, and present a deeper vision of what a zombie epidemic would mean for humankind.

In the new trailer for Dying Light, fans will see what has become of the city of Harran after a vicious outbreak begins to spread. As day turns to night, players will have to do whatever it takes to survive. They may even have to make choices that will make them question their own sense of humanity.

Techland has released a new gameplay video from Dying Light, showcasing the darker side of the game's revolutionary day-and-night-cycle mechanic. The video gives a glimpse into different strategies that players will adopt depending on the time of day in order to survive:

Slow, apathetic, and easily visible, the infected are not much of a threat in daylight. A skilled courier, sure of their parkour skills and smart enough not to engage in combat with too many enemies, can effortlessly avoid larger groups of the infected or escape beyond their reach. But this relatively safe state of affairs is turned upside down as the sun sets!

At night, it is you who is at a disadvantage. Without daylight, the senses of the infected become more acute while their thirst for human flesh skyrockets. They run, jump, and climb, so there is really no place where you are safe anymore. They grow in strength, which means fighting them is not even an option. Those of them who were too afraid of light to come out during the day now swarm the city hunting for you. Still, there is something even worse lurking in the shadows...

Dying Light is a first-person action survival horror game set in a vast and dangerous open world, where players scavenge for supplies during the day as to be best prepared to survive the night. The game will launch for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC in 2014.

Warner Bros has released the first-ever gameplay video for the upcoming action survival title, Dying Light, which is set to launch for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC in 2014.

In the 11-minute video, players get a look at “daytime” in the vast and dangerous world of Dying Light. During the day, players traverse an expansive urban environment that has been overrun by a vicious outbreak, and must scavenge the world for supplies and craft weapons in order to defend themselves from the growing infected population.

If players find themselves overwhelmed by infected, they’ll have to choose between fight or flight. Thankfully they’ll be able to run seamlessly around the world - from the rooftops to the ground, and everywhere in between - with the game’s free-running movement. Every choice in Dying Light has different consequences.

Dying Light has received a new trailer courtesy of Dead Island developer Techland. The video shows parkour skills, zombies and survival horror. The first-person action survival game will be released for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2014.

Warner Bros has announced Dying Light, a first-person, action survival horror video game with a portentous day-night cycle set in a vast open world. Currently under development by Techland, the game will be available in 2014 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.

During the day, players will traverse an expansive urban environment overrun by a vicious outbreak, scavenging the world for supplies and crafting weapons to defend against the growing infected population. At night, the hunter becomes the hunted, as the infected become aggressive and more dangerous. Most frightening are the predators which only appear after sundown. Players must use everything in their power to survive until the morning’s first light.

“We are excited to partner with Techland on Dying Light, which is an original gaming experience for next-generation consoles,” said Kevin Kebodeaux, Senior Vice President, Sales and Operations, Americas, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. “The partnership with Techland allows us to combine their successful development capabilities with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment’s one-of-a-kind publishing expertise to deliver on this title.”

“The next-gen technology allows us to create a truly dynamic open world that features a game-changing day-night cycle,” said Paweł Marchewka, CEO of Techland. “Inventive free running mechanics also allow for nearly unrestricted exploration and weapon-crafting to further enhance the action survival experience."