Dying Light

Dying Light hit StreamerHouse in 2022 for 495 viewers as Techland's zombie parkour game celebrated its explosive second-game launch momentum. The original 2015 title built a cult following through excellent movement mechanics and day/night cycles that transformed gameplay—sprint through zombies during daylight, hide from terrifying Volatiles after dark. By February 2022 when Dying Light 2 launched, the franchise attracted 3 million players in the first week and sold 5 million copies that month. Twitch erupted with 4.6 million hours watched on release day, followed by 5.1 million the next day. The original game's Steam player peak jumped nearly 4x compared to its 2015 launch, as new players caught up before the sequel. Techland promised five years of DLC support for the sequel, delivering New Game Plus in April and story DLC Bloody Ties in November 2022. StreamerHouse returning to Dying Light in 2022 caught the franchise at peak popularity—seven years after the original, the series finally broke mainstream. Sometimes the best revenge for doubters is just consistently delivering quality until the world notices.