Harran - A city living on borrowed time - Dying Light's Atmosphere

[@OOOOOOOOOOOOO]

This game’s atmosphere was something else honestly… Not even Dying Light 2 could capture its feeling.

[@brotherzez2]

Facts.

[@bigbuttz]

Your right dying light 2 looks like disneyland

[@kaoru780]

yeah why is this , dying light 2 looks more cartoony , like in toon town disneyland

[@ultradeathboy]

At least they are unique and different. Instead of a reskin

[@OOOOOOOOOOOOO]

@@ultradeathboy Sometimes more of the same is better lol especially when you have something that’s almost perfect like DL1… you don’t always have to change.

[@nerdoutreachprogram5358]

There’s no better feeling than the first time you hear Jade come over the radio and start warning you about sunset. Then that final “good night, and good luck” damn it’s so awesome.

[@Kirasfox]

Me: in an area NOWHERE near a safe zone- Jade message comes Me: ah....well shucks

[@ethanvorn5153]

Slogan never gets old

[@homeygfunkoffacherryfruitl4971]

What's even better is when you level up to the point staying out after dark doesn't scare you anymore.

[@Kirasfox]

@@homeygfunkoffacherryfruitl4971 me & my grappling hook become one lol....I'm staying high not low

[@Journey_to_who_knows]

I miss it, the old dude doesn’t give you the same vibes

[@INkTheWise]

Honestly DL1 was the first horror game to genuinely terrify me without just spamming jumpscares everywhere every 2 seconds which is probably why I liked it so much I didn't need to get bombarded with sensory overload and loud screams to be terrified I didn't even need to see a volatile at night to be scared just the night itself scared me because "there could be something there" it's the same fear I had as a child of something lurking in the darkness of my closet or bed and DL1 hit that note perfectly

[@Journey_to_who_knows]

Well they do kind of overdo it with the corpses and virals and screaming and squishy sounds

[@Largentina.]

You misunderstood what the OP was saying.

[@gabenewell3955]

No that was perfect ​@@Journey_to_who_knows

[@Jpik72]

"During the night time, there is no game. You simply do your best to survive." Damn bro 🗣️🔥

[@GhostlyNest]

Haha thanks man.

[@sharkyzew6321]

My favorite game, I finished it multiple times and I still play it to this day. The atmosphere is phenomenal.

[@miketexas4549]

And how about The Following DLC? Absolutely sublime.

[@dr.edwardrichtofen3593]

@@miketexas4549 The Following is great

[@Original-Juice]

It's a top 10 for me. I went back to it after I got a Series X and was blown away because of the 60fps. Also it was good timing because Techland gave it that treatment along with the PS5. Kudos to a developer that still give their game TLC after over 6 years

[@miketexas4549]

@@Original-Juice Sadly, a year later DL2 is absolutely broken on ps4.

[@eyeofmemory]

the atmosphere rlly is so amazing, so much so that ghostlynests video made an itch within me 4 more content like this, so i decided 2 make another youtube video like this, a PART 2 of sorts, further exploring that atmosphere of despair within Harran. there rlly is so much beauty about Dying light, that 1 video simply isnt enough 2 talk about

[@itselizauwu]

Honestly I love how during the night you can look over across the bridge and see the lights of a normal functioning city.. but you’re stuck here in a hell scape

[@sy7692]

The vibe this game gives you.. The soundtrack is was amazing.

[@crazygamingyt7245]

FRRR LUH BLUD

[@eyeofmemory]

its cos the soundtrack unlike dying light 2 has barely any synthwave music, also DL2 has no middle eastern music at all within it, smthing about those middle eastern vocals in DL1, combined with that synthwave music, makes it feel as when ur roaming Harran, like ur drowning in despair, drowning from that technological weapon called the HARRAN virus. I made a youtube video doing an in depth analysis of the music in dying light actually

[@TeoCRO]

Seeing the UV light after coming back from the dark is so soothing. Safety, at last.

[@dogestranding5047]

Dying Light 1 is just better overall than the 2nd game. The feel, the soundtrack, etc. DL1 really feels special the first time you play it- especially with friends.

[@mr.2cents.846]

Sad truth is they did not really build on Dying Light. They changed the game.

[@crunchvids2845]

Yeah I 2nd that! Love the ost in dl2!!!!

[@homeygfunkoffacherryfruitl4971]

@@theforestwelcomesyou Empowering Yourself was really the only good track from DL2 honestly. DL1 had a lot more memorable bangers.

[@matthewjones39]

I thought the parkour was a lot better in DL2. Obviously it’s less realistic, but it’s a lot more fun. Loved the combat of the first game though.

[@matthewjones39]

@@theforestwelcomesyou Same

[@gutstheberserkerr]

By day, you are predator. By night, you are prey. The contrast of Harran is hauntingly beautiful.

[@Just_a_Piano_]

eh well when you're max legend level you become to predator at night again. Max legend allows you to upgrade damage you do with all weapons including your fists, so with just your fist you can take down a horde of volatiles

[@maithien5619]

No shit. I just got lvl250 and start playing nightmare mode. Those damn viral scarier than volatile@@Just_a_Piano_

[@Just_a_Piano_]

@@maithien5619 it's been a year

[@maithien5619]

@@Just_a_Piano_ cya year later

[@Just_a_Piano_]

@maithien5619 this game really is very easy, even on nightmare. I recently recorded myself beating the game in nightmare using only my fists, on a new save

[@microwave3283]

The devs at techland really knew how to make you feel a certain way. In dying light 1 it feels like a dying inescapable city with an inevitable end. At the start you are curious, and by your first night you are fearful, very fearful, you are not going to make it outside. In dying light 2 it feels like a beautiful but dangerous place, there is safe places but a lot of them are dangerous. When you first unlock the open world, you're filled with curiosity, you could do so much, and by night, it's not really scary, but chases are exhilarating, and honestly they're really fun.

[@piotrwisniewski70]

Oh wow, comment comparing dying light 1 to 2 and not complaining second game isn't a reskin of first one and is actually good because it took different approach? A true rarity in comment section

[@microwave3283]

@@piotrwisniewski70 I hate that you're right

[@piotrwisniewski70]

@@microwave3283 yeah me too

[@Journey_to_who_knows]

The game has a design that doesn’t let up the horror aside from a few safe houses, it constantly spawns zombies around you basically anywhere and you can tell from the background ambience being full of zombie sounds and fire with no nature sounds or anything peaceful, that you won’t rest, making it more of a constant horror game than a actual open world

[@245makarov1]

absolutely could not defeat the panic and fear and excitement when the first volatile chase happened. dying light was and still is a very big deal.

[@leightonrud66]

Lotta people don't pay attention to updates, 1 has had 7 years of Polish. 2 has had updates but people ignore them. Go into video settings and change gradings. Gritty makes it greyer, +dark makes nights it an absolute chefs kiss

[@femboylordd]

I know right? so many people complaining about DL2s atmosphere and colors, when you can literally change it yourself...

[@mr.2cents.846]

Dying Light was really good at making the world feel lived in. The atmosphere is really special. I remember playing it for the first half a year and I had a sealing fan in my room. So being in an aired apartment in the came and hearing the wind go through and feeling the breeze from the fan made it just so much better. And the micro situational stories you see throughout the game a couch in a room with syringes and leftover food packs, a crashed car with a dead body pined to a tree of wall... Dying Light 2 doesn't has much of that. Obviously there are two different groups of people who made the two Dying Light games.

[@Silas_The_Silly]

Honestly Dying Light is single handedly my favorite game of all time, and as such I’ll give you a small warning for if/ when ya play Dying Light 2, DL2 despite being more graphically enhanced from DL1, doesn’t capture nearly any of the elements of DL1 very well or at all in some cases but is overall quite alright. Apart from that, this vid was framed amazingly and your voice over was done extremely well, I hope to see some more vids from you in the future!

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you so much man! and year, that sentiment about dying light 2 is one I have seen a lot of other commenters share lol haha

[@miketexas4549]

Yup DL1 is THE ONLY game in existence that I give a 10/10 to.

[@sus-crib-if-cool]

DL1 has an atmosphere of dread, horror, and a dash of hope. Like you mentioned with the soundtrack its a rather soft soundtrack but it fits the tone so well and sets the mood the player should be feeling in the moment, I genuinely its one of the biggest factors as to why DL1 is just so pleasing with its atmosphere. DL2 on the other hand I personally feel is a great game and is becoming/became the successor to DL1 for its own reasons. Its atmosphere I feel is much more epic and really has that grand adventure tune to it, take its main menu theme for example. The game feels less of a survival experience and more of a skilled hero who battles monsters and villains and restores hope to all of vilidors/the loops citizens.

[@nerdcow544]

can't belive i was watching a small fellow youtuber . quality of the video and your voice is absolutely amazing .

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you very much man I appreciate it :)

[@Unknown-wb1bf]

@@GhostlyNest I like your content it's great!

[@GhostlyNest]

@@Unknown-wb1bf Thank you very much that means a lot to me.

[@Unknown-wb1bf]

@@GhostlyNest Good to hear!

[@iProsenjit98]

Night is coming The calm before the Storm

[@kyvian251]

This game aged like fine wine

[@pegausus6788]

Dying light is the best representation of “your fucked” when night comes without the flashlight your seeing complete darkness and it’s honestly the best experience

[@sandman7836]

ive been a techland fan since dead island , their unique formula for zombie games has a special place in my heart and it peaks with dying light. I mean it when i say if you consider all metric, dying light is probably THE best zombie game ever made. Funny i did a comprehensive replay last year around this time but im thinking about this game again so soon lol.

[@GhostlyNest]

I would agree, the only game that contends that spot for me is the call of duty zombies franchise, but I wouldn't really classify that game as a stereotypical zombie game, it's more of a horde/wave based game.

[@PandoraKyss]

Atmosphere is a crucial part of some of my favorite games. Some developers can truly nail a setting and while I do like the locales depicted in Assassin's Creed for their environments, history and accuracy, I have to admit that there's something special about a fictional place that can pull you in. Kyrat via Far Cry 4, Rook Islands - specifically the northern island - via Far Cry 3, the City of Glass via Mirror's Edge, and so on. Harran is right after Kyrat for me when it comes to how the game world looks and feels. There is this constant feeling of dread, or of hope being slowly drained away with the setting of the sun, a perpetual state of alert. But then there are those quiet moments, in a safe house, on a rooftop, atop the Antenna, where Harran opens up and you can see parts of the city still lit up in the distance, safe from where you are, and you think maybe there's a way to save the city and the people who still live there. The cityscape and interiors feel like a mixture of real world places, similar to Kyrat in Far Cry 4. Kyrat is heavily inspired by Nepal, India, Tibet, and Bhutan, and each element of the game world can be traced to those areas. Harran feels like Turkey, Morocco, Greece, and India. The architecture feels Moorish, the bazaars of Old Town feel like Istanbul, the Slums and distant downtown feel like Mumbai, and the Countryside Town reminds me of Greece or even Southern Italy. I remember I spent a lot of time combing through Harran trying to find something to indicate where it was meant to be set. I know now that the majority of inspiration likely came from Turkey, specifically for Old Town, but the Slums look and feel like Rio De Janeiro and Mumbai combined. TL;DR - Great atmosphere. Great game. Great video. Liked and subscribed.

[@Gattaii]

speaking of atmoshpere ur voice/tone sets up quite a cozy vibe

[@GhostlyNest]

Haha thank you, I'm surprised to see that some people have commented on my voice in a positive way, hearing my own voice is super weird to me

[@Ayumeii]

This was a very good take on dying light, I think dying light nailed the zombie horror genre compared to all the zombie games I've played and I'm a huge zombie fan, I own all the resident evil games, and all of techlands zombie games, starting to play the walking dead, The Last of Us games which are my favorite games of all time. I'd like to say dying light has impressed me in atmosphere, Dying light 2 is alright I honestly was hoping for better atmosphere but I don't blame them cause first game was already like really good atmosphere so it's hard to nail it again. Go ahead and try dying light 2 it has a decent story and I'm gonna sub to see a take on dying light 2. Goodluck on your university man much love

[@GhostlyNest]

Aye thank you for the kind words/sub thank you very much. I'm definetly going to be playing dying light 2. So far I like the idea of reviewing games (made a gotham knights one a lil bit ago that was very fun to make), thinking of making one about the new Pokémon game. However I will say that I can't give a time frame of when a potential dying light 2 video will come up. I finish uni this week, then have a month off (will still have my job tho), then in January I am moving out to a different city (to go to uni there lol). All of this will impact on how long it would take me to 100% complete and make a video on dying light 2. I love the first game though and the concept of the second game intrigues me a lot, considering how different the world appears to be and I think comparing the two could be very fun.

[@Ayumeii]

@@GhostlyNest yeah man I wish you the best dude!

[@akmor9778]

decent story ? WTF? Did you played DL2 at all ? :D

[@mm-qq7bb]

@@akmor9778 Yea i heard it sucks /:

[@Ayumeii]

​@@akmor9778 it was hard for me to play the story cause I'm more of a linear story kind of guy but dl2 felt weird to play I wasn't a big fan of it but I wouldn't say it was terrible.

[@asark13579]

This is so true and it's really what makes dying light stand out imo. I also wanna point out that the quarantine element of the game which is made super apparent as well. Like when it gets dark and you see the city skyscrappers opposite light up, reinforcing that feeling of harran being forgotten as life seems to function like nothing happened right across the borders. Or even the military jets that start to scout the city, zooming past randomly, reminding you of harrans impending doom.

[@SadCatSad]

Very well said, played it with a friend for the first time during the quarantine. I have to play it again sometime

[@NowDestroyed]

Keep Making Wonderful Dying Light Videos And Stay Human! Greetings From Germany You Have Great Potential

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you very much man, I appreciate it.

[@aranerem5569]

Dying Light is awesome

[@lolxd4318]

This guy is so underrated He puts a lot of effect into his channel and he only has 700 subs he deserves more❤️‍🔥

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you!

[@MaTtRoSiTy]

Nice to see the atmosphere getting a good mention, it is a BIG factor for me and I will often prefer games due to their ambience and feel and DL1's slums in particular ooze that. I don't think I have played a better zombie game as far as environment and atmosphere goes and it still stands up today

[@gimmer6014]

Such a masterful description, nearly as masterful as this games world and atmosphere. There truly isnt a game like Dying Light that can capture the same feeling of lonelines, desperesion, terror etc. Many games have tried, but unfortunately or maybe fortunately, the world will never see a game like Dying Light ever again. Even its sequel couldnt live up to its legacy that it left behind. And if that doesnt show something about this game, I dont know what does.

[@MsSharondenadel]

2015 was a perfect year to me : witcher 3 and dying light. ❤

[@DovahTheHero]

It's crazy i played maybeeee 5 hours of The Witcher 3 and never played Dying Light ..... I did play Dying Light 2 but it sucked I didn't even finish the story ... I kept seeing how the 1st is so great so I'm about to get it on sale cause The Beast is coming out next year and I gotta know what the big deal about this .... Crane fella is lol

[@MsSharondenadel]

@DovahTheHero Witcher 3 is the culmination of one of the best trilogies ever made. Take the time to immerse yourself in it, you won't regret it. Dying light 1 is also a great immersive sim, i could talk about it for hours, but here's a link to a short video explaining its excellent atmosphere : kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5mzonywdr91pbcsi=DQTyk7vcXswZ6GV6

[@MsSharondenadel]

Witcher 3 is the culmination of one of the best trilogies ever made. Give it some time, immerse yourself into it, you won't regret it. Kyle gained his fame because his voice actore gave him a large range and variety of emotions for a game with quite a basic and straightforward scenario, but with characters that grow on you. Dying light 2 is the complete opposite, the atmosphere, the story, the side characters, the main protagonist, everything is shallow and forgetable. The sad story behind it is that lead writter of the game was fired due to old harassment story ( that turned out to be fake ), he's a story teller behind some of the best rpgs of the past 25 years and he had a very huge and complex story for dl2, but it never was made, instead they hired some randoms who rushed a basic story, quite disapointing.

[@gregoryc6656]

0:47 instant anxiety for not closing the door

[@VoidDusty]

im playing through this game right now. im 15 years turning 16. i almost pissed my pants on my first night and i NEVERRRRRRR go out at night and if im too far from a safe house im gonna hide myself in house till daytime

[@Gyyuvfggggt]

i love dying light i come back to it every year and it never get boring

[@yourverybestfriend1263]

Yes! Exactly! I've always found it hard to put into words exactly why this game's atmosphere felt so unique to me, and you've summed it up perfectly. Subbed.

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you very much man, glad you liked the video :)

[@evilbabai7083]

"I'm yet to play Dying Light sequel but I do plan to and I can't wait to see how their game handles its atmosphere because it truly has a lot to live up to" A words of a hopeful person who is about to be disappointed in so many ways...

[@mr.2cents.846]

Dying Light was/is sooooo good. They got so many things right the first time. The apartments seemed very lived in. The blueprints out in the world. Exploring was exciting. And coming the first time out of the tower is magical. The game's world is open for you to explore. In a game like this the journey is the designation. You grow, you improve, you get stronger, you become formidable. I was so much excited to explore Dying Light 2. And coming to the beautiful Central Loop and getting the paraglider is also magical. But the insides of apartments are too similar. Too much copy & paste. That kinda kills my adventurous spirit. Don't get me wrong, bashing zombies never gets old. Sad truth is Dying Light 2 only reached half of its potential. Now they're just building on the compromise they made.

[@miketexas4549]

Dying Light one also started out with its share of problems and mediocrity. Only over time did it become a well-polished gem, Techland has only begun this process for the sequel. I have great expectations for the future of Dying Light 2.

[@miketexas4549]

@@0xmoo Wait what did I say that isn't true.

[@daddowastaken7543]

I mean they changed a lot of animations and now zombie don't hit an invisibile wall while trying to hit you they directly fall from that legde so hopefully it will improve even more

[@sca8217]

Harran reminds me so much of my hometown Mumbai. I know Harran is a middle-eastern city based probably somewhere in eastern turkey, but the layout of the streets, buildings, the slums, the palm trees, the type of concrete used... All of this looks exactly like Mumbai.

[@Tentin.Quarantino]

I was in Mumbai for a weekend, I see what you mean. Especially a few years back when there was a lot of construction going on.

[@mudzy9820]

knew about this game since launch, watched a full playthrough and didnt really forget about it just never bought many single player games up until recently and fuck me dead this game is a viiiiiiiibe man best one word explanation for it. Im gonna enjoy kncking out 250 legend levels

[@mudzy9820]

played through dead island for first time earlier this year then bought DL and thought holy fuck this is so similiar, then realised the devs ahaha

[@RayTheProducer]

Very nice. The atmosphere was second to none and so few reviewers mentioned it. It’s what made the game so damn memorable and lived in.

[@firefly6899]

I can’t say I know much about Dying Light, but the way you describe this is so beautiful… I hope your channel gets the recognition it deserves! You’ve certainly just won yourself a follower.

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you so much I really really appreciate it!

[@nerdoutreachprogram5358]

There was like a 3 month period where I considered getting this game, I’d never played it and had only recently gotten an Xbox. If this video had been available to watch then I wouldn’t have hesitated to buy the game.

[@GhostlyNest]

I bought this game back in 2015 when I was a kid and absolutely loved it, it was my first next gen game(ps4)

[@McDonaldsCalifornia]

It's so worth it especially when you get it on sale. I paid like 10€ and played for hundreds of hours

[@homeygfunkoffacherryfruitl4971]

@@GhostlyNest I remember when this game first came out and being like "What that's bullshit I have to upgrade my PC to 64 bit, what the hell?" Then I did it and got the game in like 2017 or 18 and I haven't looked back. It's my favorite zombie game of all time to this day.

[@DirtMinion]

for a new youtuber honestly awesome content

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you so much, really appreciate it

[@leventebenedek1429]

This game is much more beautiful than dl2. The graphics, the movements, everything was better here.

[@iftekharifti9402]

I just came across your channel randomly and I must say you have an amazing voice and an amazing potential to be a great youtuber. Loved how much effort you've put into this and I'm honestly surprised to see your sub count. You definitely deserve hundred times more than what you have now. And I have no doubt you definitely will achieve success,. I wish you the best of luck!

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you so much, that really means a lot, hit a bump the other week that forced me to stop posting for a bit, but I should have a vid out tomorrow, again really appreciate your comment thank you!

[@dogwaterhd4k304]

I got this game in 2016 when I was 7 and that airdrop mission terrified the hell out of me

[@GhostlyNest]

I was a bit older then you were when I first played that mission, but I remember it scared the hell out of me as well

[@_kuba_9850]

@@GhostlyNest What about Days Gone? Another fantastic game

[@10K_MMore]

Bros 13 💀

[@aryans4519]

Remember playing this game in 2015. So many memories attached 😢😢 I want that life back

[@Memobjk69]

The best video to watch at 3 am thank u for this and for making me wanting to replay dying light

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you man glad you liked it.

[@p.a.phencyclidine]

I'm playing through it my second time in years with the 1975 postprocess filter enabled and I'm convinced this is the definitive way to play now. Climb that bridge and look at the city at night during a storm. IT'S A HELL OF A GRIND HOUSE VIBE.

[@GorkkaMorkka69]

This video reminded me of the old tv shows which rated and adverticed games when i was younger, nostalgick vibes. Great work 👍

[@sadboitakigaming4935]

Crane said : i promise kid ill execute it perfectly

[@chrisdiaz4876]

Fckin spectacular presentation brother, Dying Light will always have a special place in my heart.

[@sandercohen5543]

I spent the better part of a summer exploring the world of dying light and mastering it's mechanics. I have only good memories from that time.

[@sumit9803]

Really enjoyed this video. Was a nice refresh and I reminisced about playing this all those days ago.

[@seriousnesstv7902]

Thank you for making this man!

[@GhostlyNest]

No worries man had lots of fun, thank you very much for checking out my video :)

[@dennis905]

I am playing DL1 after grinding DL2 for three months and I must say it is diametrally different experience, better combat, physics, world building, night time... Just played over 25 hours in three days

[@ghfjfghjasdfasdf]

Excellent video and well said… makes me wanna boot it up and get lost all over again.

[@avgosakaenthusiast]

Liked and subscribed, amazing quality for a small youtuber, and your video was very entertaining to listen to, keep up the good work man!!

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you very much that means a lot to me.

[@helpfulwar4808]

loved the video awsome commentary keep it up!

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you!

[@sheddingfeathers3622]

Some of the best parts of the game are when you're running around during the day and you come across a survivor resting somewhere, if you talk to them they might give you some interesting conversations. I like the guy that says he owned all the ads in town, and tells you he was just a day too late to evacuate from the city. He has millions in the bank and it's all worthless to a dead man.

[@es4828]

Great video! Your descriptions started to re-immerse me into the game even though it’s been ages since I’ve last played it. I’m looking forward to your take on dying light 2.

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you!

[@TemmieContingenC]

I LOOOVE videos that dive into atmosphere and worldbuilding thank you so much

[@animelytical8354]

I ran around with the demo and was a bit shook but kept starting it up. I might have to buy the game based on the opening of this video alone.

[@GhostlyNest]

Honestly I would recommend its a banger game

[@sierrametal6821]

Dying light is one of my favourite games of all time

[@koammudo43]

This games sick just bought it after not playing for like 10 years. Got it on my steam deck and it's just as amazing. Felt like I played it for the first time again

[@ZelphTheWebmancer]

I slept on Dying Light 1 when it came out but picked it up last semester, it's a masterpiece.

[@MrTsogl]

That's what I was thinking about the other day. The atmosphere truly is unrivaled and it's why the game will still have a cult following years from now even after DL2 has fizzled out

[@MR.NOBY1290]

Dying light made me cry when I beated it I mean seriously it was really good, I always come back to play it.

[@ManinBlack598]

great video done sir, I couldn’t agree more. It has been my favorite video game and will probably be for a long time.

[@DemoManButters]

this is a very well made video

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you :)

[@DemoManButters]

@@GhostlyNest np man, love these kinda vids. awesome to see how other people find enjoyment in a game i love.

[@fireprimo8404]

Man,this video felt like a masterpiece and just tha way you were explaining the stuff that was going on in Harran gave me chill.Keep it up!

[@diogo__-vr2jw]

Amazing video I thought this was a bigger channel, one more sub!

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you very much!

[@diogo__-vr2jw]

@@GhostlyNest you should do more videos like this

[@herius]

This guy is highlyyyyy underrated

[@omarshebli3208]

great video

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you!

[@ahm.1840]

Masterpiece. I have played 150+ games but this game has no match. Plus its DLC is marvelous.

[@auctifer0]

This gives so much nostalgia when I played it back 3 years ago. It gave a depressing feeling which I didn't want to be over. When not playing, it seemed Harran actually exists and I gotta go there soon, especially the countryside. Man I love this game. Thanks a lot for putting this video together.

[@StilllFly]

The game was a masterpiece, and so is this video!

[@ritupamsarma4759]

This game is as precious to me as GTA San Andreas. It feels like Harran is home. I am now obsessed with post-apocalyptic cities now, thanks to this game. The second game is, by no means bad, but this game has a raw sense of apocalypse that, to this day, thrills me.

[@ultimatestuff7111]

Play fallout 3

[@njunge34]

Hey thanks for making this. It’s nice to see so many other people still love and appreciate the setting

[@GhostlyNest]

Glad you enjoyed :) means a lot to me to see other people enjoy something I have made

[@Lordborg909]

Ive never had a piece of media, game or movie, that makes me so anxious in the night phase this game does. I cant believe I got this for free on Epic, and I cant stop thinking about it, when Im not actually playing

[@matthewjones39]

2:41 Actually, they leave you alone as long as you do the same.

[@dimitarivanovski6322]

I really enjoy concise reviews such as this one - nice work.

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed :)

[@YY-fh3mr]

Great Video👍❤️

[@GhostlyNest]

Thank you very much bro!

[@Claasic]

I really loved that feeling dying light gave me i would rush to a safe house and sleep immediately after hearing those beeps telling me night is coming..🤪

[@brad7957]

This was a great video with a well-written script! More videos like this will surely make your channel grow :)

[@gabrielfluorite]

Beautiful game! One of my all-time favorites!

[@andrewg.1377]

This game, especially at night is a pulse quickening, white knuckle ride. The details are indeed great. DL 2 is fun but the first is the best.

[@OmideFardaa]

One of the best videos about DL1 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻

[@jaysharp5654]

Dying light 1 was so immersive I actually dreamt about being in the actual world of it which is terrifying, not many games cam do that and it's part of why I praise it so much, I still remember how the dream went I was sneaky around at night in the rain and my heart was pounding then hiding in a food store and literally hearing all the sounds around me just made me feel true isolation and the dread of it all then a volatile saw me and I woke up heart pounding in the middle of the night lol

[@Racqon]

I played this game on PS4 as I had no internet for a month. It was an awesome time 😊❤

[@GhostlyNest]

Hey guys, I just want to quickly thank all of you that have subscribed, as we have just hit 150 subscribers, it really means a lot to me thank you. Both uni and work have been ramping up for me a bit lately, but I still have the goal of uploading one new video a week, once university ends for this year, I will have a lot more free time to put into making videos. Hopefully will be upping to twice a week, but I want to maintain the quality of videos, so if I feel quality is going down, I will focus on that more than quantity. Thank you all again

[@ironbonk11]

you deserve so much

[@theistengineer2850]

Now you have almost a thousand. Congrats.

[@qurxti9733]

Beautiful title

[@Yabadabadoooo2]

Just came to say I am subscriber 300, and 301 on my laptop, thank you :]

[@GhostlyNest]

Aye thank you so much :)

[@Yabadabadoooo2]

We gonna get a 300 sub special?

[@Yabadabadoooo2]

🎉

[@TearFoX]

Fav ❤

[@andys8483]

I've put more gaming hours into Dying Light than the whole of my gaming collection combined,...it's very addictive. And even though I am fully tooled up in weapons & stats, the sound of the approaching night still unnerves me every time. That & venturing into the many volatile nests in the Following dlc 😧

[@Overcharge1234]

After 1k hours on DLC and main game, I still cant get over this game

[@soytone6691]

Very well done video, reminded me of why I love this game. And why the second doesnt compare imo.

[@FinnaWoken]

it would be awesome getting a another video of you comparing DL2 to the first game, i could listen to your voice for ages

[@GhostlyNest]

Haha thank you, honestly hearing my own voice is super weird.