Game Rant sat down with members of Techland to discuss the upcoming Dying Light: The Beast and what it means for the ...

The Beast celebrates 10 years of the Dying Light franchise, and developer Techland has assured fans that it has plenty more ...

Game Rant speaks with Techland developers about how Dying Light: The Beast came to be, from the first days to the hard ones ...

Today, Techland is mainly associated with the Dying Light franchise. Years ago, however, the developers had a more diverse ...

Then it morphed into something bigger, similar to the evolution of Assassin's Creed Mirage at Ubisoft. The Beast is so big that Techland is recognizing it as the third Dying Light game.

Techland is the developer behind the previous Call of Juarez titles, although it’s been a while since we saw the franchise, with the last entry being C all of Juarez Gunslinger back in 2013.

Techland continues to be a privately held company, and retains all the ownership of their IPs. Pawel will also stay as the company’s CEO, and the company will continue to operate and create as ...

Techland, the studio behind the critically acclaimed Dying Light franchise, has reportedly cancelled two projects after posting losses of 130 million Polish złoty ($37.3 million).

Techland announced the Tencent investment in an open letter posted on its website. Penned by CEO Paweł Marchewka, the letter reflects on the company’s more than 30 years of history.

Techland, the Polish developer of the popular Dying Light games, has become the next subsidiary of Tencent.

Techland founder and CEO Paweł Marchewka announced the acquisition, saying, “Teaming up with Tencent will allow us to move full speed ahead with the execution of the vision for our games.