Dying Light 2 System Requirements: What are the Minimum and Recommended Settings?

Dying Light 2 has been released worldwide on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4 and PC and there are a variety of questions regarding whether or not your PC can run it, but what are the minimum and recommended system requirements?

The zombie, free-running survival mash-up boasts some gorgeous visuals but does that mean that your computer will struggle to run the game, leading to crashes and bugs galore?

We’ve taken a look at the required specs for the game, so you can measure whether your machine will be able to handle Techland’s latest release.

Take a look at our guide to the system requirements for Dying Light 2 on PC…

Developer Techland has been incredibly thorough with their system requirements, so it’s very clear if your machine can run the game or not.

Techland have also factored in ray tracing; a technology that simulates the physical behaviour of light. The minimum specs do not include ray tracing, for obvious reasons.

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These are pretty chunky specs, especially when one considers that you’ll need 60GB of hard drive space to fit the game onto your hard drive.

It’s also a fairly up to date graphics card, so you’ll need a reasonably new rig to be able to play the game.

This is not including ray-tracing, but Techland have also revealed the minimum specs you’ll need if you want to use the tech.

You’ll need an Nvidia graphics card to be able to use ray-tracing, and a pretty up to date one too.

The RTX 2070 is an expensive piece of kit, so you’ll need a pretty advanced computer to be using ray-tracing on Dying Light 2.

That said, these are the minimum settings, so it may not look as good as