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Dying Light Update 1.54 Released August 7 to Boost Stability

Owen Carter 2 min read

Techland released Dying Light update 1.54 on August 7. The minor patch follows a rapid cycle of fixes, likely targeting stability for the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog addition.

Dying Light Update 1.54 Released August 7 to Boost Stability
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Techland released a follow-up patch for Dying Light on August 7, arriving just weeks after an unannounced update. This rapid succession of changes suggests the developer is actively stabilizing the game following its recent addition to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. New or returning players will immediately experience these adjustments.

Dying Light gameplay scene
Dying Light gameplay scene

Techland ships minor patch with no changelog as game joins PS Plus

The new release is version 1.54 of the zombie survival action game. It serves as a minor patch that does not include a public changelog or detailed list of changes. Techland has not provided official comments on the specific fixes included in this version.

This update follows an earlier, unannounced patch released three weeks ago. The timing aligns with the game's inclusion in the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, leading to speculation that the patch addresses compatibility or stability issues. The developer has not confirmed whether the update is directly tied to the subscription service launch.

We looked at the last Dying Light update earlier while tracking these rapid changes, and several of the same balance and stability themes came up. The lack of official details leaves the exact nature of the fixes unclear, but the pattern suggests a focus on backend stability rather than new content. The update is now available on all supported platforms.

Source: MP1ST

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