You can already make zombie football, darts, and hedge mazes in Dying Light's mod tools, but soon you'll be able to do even more. Techland revealed in a video teaser that upcoming updates will add multiplayer support, importing custom models, and terrain creation and editing.
That means you'll no longer be limited to Harran's existing geography - or to ramshackle environments built from individual props - for staging your mods.Then just drop in that intricately detailed model of Buster Bunny you have sitting on your hard drive (yes, we all know about buster.obj), publish your mod , and try it out with your friends.
As you might expect, Dying Light's developer tools are available exclusively on PC, where they were patched in via a free update. Players are welcome to share all of their creations on the Steam Workshop.
Be sure to check out Techland's quick-start video tutorial if you're interested. It's six parts long, but each episode only lasts two-to-three minutes, so you'll be spawning inadvisable numbers of goons in no time.
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