Kyle Crane was captured and experimented on by a mysterious new antagonist between the events of the first and second game. Now, our hero is understandably out for revenge.

There are many stories to tell in the world of Dying Light. The latest rejoins original protagonist Kyle Crane and takes ...

Kyle Crane is forced to take the concoction and is given one of two life-altering choices. As Crane, players can either choose to side with The Mother or kill her.

The shuffling hordes of the undead have appeared in almost as many games as the hordes they tend to depict, but any hint of zombie-weariness was gone the moment I saw Dying Light: The Beast in ...

The trailer showed Kyle leaping across rooftops, slicing zombies, firing at paramilitary enemies, using guns – thank you, Dying Light 2 Firearms update – knives, bows, hiding in the rain ...

Of course, Dying Light: The Beast sees the return of Kyle Crane – the hero of the first game – and we’re rejoining him after he’s undergone more than a decade of captivity and experimentation.

That game is Dying Light: The Beast, which stars the hero of the original Dying Light, Kyle Crane. Tonight at The Game Awards, we got a look at the baddie of the story, The Baron, who has been ...

Kyle Crane has been altered by 13 years of brutal experiments, leading to changes in personality, gameplay, and story in Dying Light: The Beast.

Kyle Crane was the parkour-loving double agent at the heart of the first Dying Light game, but with that game and its DLC content offering multiple endings (ranging from Kyle setting off a nuclear ...