Dying Light 2’s New DL Points Explained

In-game stores have become a prevalent part of the video game landscape, even finding their way into single-player titles that really don’t need them. While DLC and expansions have been around for decades now, in-game stores are something wholly different. Rather than letting players buy a new story campaign or invest in a set of new mechanics and features, in-game stores often just sell cosmetic items, most of which usually don’t have any bearing on the gameplay itself. Even though it’s primarily a single-player experience, Dying Light 2 follows a live-service model, and has its own in-game store.