Techland released an unannounced patch for Dying Light, bringing the original version to update 1.53. This update arrives just before the game joins the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog on July 28. Players who want to access the title through the subscription service will now have a patched version ready to go.
Techland ships minor fixes for original game version before July 28 availability
The update targets the original release of the game rather than the Enhanced Edition. Players on the Enhanced Edition continue to run version 1.46. This distinction means the two versions of the game remain on different development tracks.
The official changelog provides very little detail about the changes. Techland describes the update simply as containing "minor fixes." The developer has not released a specific list of what those fixes address or how they alter gameplay.
We looked at the last Dying Light update while tracking similar stability themes in previous coverage. The timing of this patch strongly suggests it prepares the game for its new availability on PlayStation Plus. The developer remains silent on the specific technical details of the changes.
The patch is a factual update to the original Dying Light build. It coincides with the July 28 launch date for the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. The Enhanced Edition version remains unchanged at 1.46.
Source: MP1ST
