There's nothing more intense than having a bloodstained, mangled zombie running at you full pelt. The adrenaline kicks in, your heart begins to pound, and you pull out your pistol, hoping - praying - that you land the critical headshot that'll send the creature's brains cascading across the ground. The original Dying Light nailed this moment, but its sequel, Dying Light 2, was sorely missing it... until now.
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