Dying Light 2's Nintendo Switch version has been delayed around six months

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What you need to know

  • Dying Light 2 Stay Human is an upcoming survival role-playing game being developed and published by Techland.
  • The Nintendo Switch version of Dying Light 2 is being delayed according to a new press release.
  • Dying Light 2 Stay Human is now expected to arrive on Nintendo Switch around six months after the other versions.
  • Dying Light 2 Stay Human is scheduled to arrive on PlayStation, PC and Xbox on Feb. 4, 2022.

The Nintendo Switch version of Dying Light 2 Stay Human is being delayed and will now launch around six months after the other versions of the game, as shared by developer and publisher Techland on Wednesday. In a press release, Techland explained that "In order to provide fans with the gaming experience at the level they deserve and that Techland wants to provide," this version of the game is being delayed.

The other versions of Dying Light 2 are still on schedule, so players on PlayStation, Xbox and PC can still look forward to Dying Light 2 on Feb. 4, 2022. Based on that release date, it seems like the Nintendo Switch version will be available sometime in September 2022, but we'll have to wait for an official date.

Much like the Nintendo Switch version of the original Dying Light, Dying Light 2 on the Nintendo Switch will be available via Nintendo Switch Cloud streaming.

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Samuel Tolbert
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Samuel Tolbert is a freelance gaming writer who started working for iMore and its sister sites Windows Central and Android Central in July 2019. He handles news, previews, reviews, and exclusive original reporting, and has also been featured on TechRadar.

With a background studying engineering before he shifted his focus to gaming journalism, he's skilled at identifying technical advantages and disadvantages provided by different hardware. If he’s not writing something, he’s off playing video games, spending time with his pets, exercising, or reading. He's also fond of trying to draw things with his iPad.