The Beast reveals an 11-week DLC roadmap of content

Techland shared a new photo Dying Light: The Beast The content roadmap spans the next 11 and a half weeks. The developer's near-term agenda includes everything from gameplay features and technical improvements to upcoming events and rewards. Dying Light: The Beast In early January 2026.

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October 18 marked the last one-month anniversary dying light Release of the game. The Beast It debuted to positive buzz as reflected in its “strong” rating on OpenCritic, derived from an average score of 81 and an 80% critic recommendation rate. The open-world action horror game received five updates in its first month. All those patches were primarily focused on providing hotfixes for critical issues identified post-launch.

Dying Light: The Beast shares its first post-launch content roadmap

By addressing several high-priority issues, Techland now has its sights set on expanding the game. To that end, the developer recently shared its first post-release content roadmap, outlining the new framework Dying Light: The Beast Gameplay features, events, and other innovations are planned to debut in the near future. Highlights of the agenda include the new Game Plus mode, Legend levels, and Nightmare difficulties.

Dying Light The Beast 11-Week Roadmap Q4 2025

The highly requested new Game Plus mode is expected to be significantly improved Dying Light: The BeastThe legendary Grind. Right now, players are likely to hit a major roadblock in the later stages of any race because the crafting requirements for Legendaries are so high that building a huge arsenal of high-end gear is impossible without constant farming slots. Some fans criticized this spike in physical requirements as messing with the game's pacing and making it too intense. The ability to jump into New Game Plus should alleviate such complaints, allowing players to keep working towards acquiring better equipment without getting stuck in overly repetitive loops.

Dying Light The Beast Call of the Beast Community challenges the 11-week schedule from October 16th to January 7th.

week	get started	the end	notes
1	October 16	October 23
2	October 23	October 30
3	October 30	November 6
4	November 6	November 13	epic prize
5	November 13	November 20
6	November 20	November 27
7	November 27	December 4
8	December 4	December 11	epic prize
9	December 11	December 18
10	December 18	December 25
11	December 25	January 7	2-week “week”
12	January 7		Legendary Award

The newly shared roadmap also promises some technical improvements for the PC version of the game, such as ray tracing support. A PUBG: Battlefield A crossover has also been teased, adding to the ever-growing list of dying light collaborations. Additionally, Techland plans to expand the game with a Nightmare difficulty and Legend levels in the coming months.

The developer has not attached a firm release date to any of the individual features mentioned in the roadmap. However, the wording of its announcement suggests that the new promised content will be split into several updates. While waiting for the new Game Plus mode and the rest of the roadmap features, Dying Light: The Beast Players can participate in weekly “Call of the Beast” community challenges that run until January 7. These limited-time events will award a total of 22 special prizes and one legendary prize.