Polish developer Techland since the release of Dying Light in early 2015 has rightfully earned the merit to providing a diverse cast of content updates and events to the parkour, zombie killing, first-person title. And the team proves to do that once again with the latest event that will be making its war to Harran in the near future.

Announcing that a crossover event between Techland’s game and the notorious Left 4 Dead 2 will be occurring in the near future. When this new experience will arrive has yet to be shared nor what exactly will be offered from the announcement.

Survivors!
Are you ready for some serious zombie slaying? #left4dead2 style is coming! pic.twitter.com/Lv4XXyf8Jn

— Dying Light (@DyingLightGame) October 23, 2019

Imaging what exactly could be forged from the two undead slaughter titles is entirely up in the air: possible story-related missions, featured undead antagonists, or simply introducing cosmetic additions are all on the table. Regardless of what, this is a monumental reveal to see especially since Valve has been radio silent with the Left 4 Dead IP since the crossover event with Dead by Daylight back in 2017.

Also noticing the limited time that Techland has until the upcoming sequel releases this coming Spring in 2020, the event could potentially be one of the last content updates for the game pushing close to five years since the game launched. Maybe a possible half decade, celebratory update could drop for the game in January? That we will have to see as time goes on.

Alternatively, it looks that Techland also has a potential Nintendo Switch port on their hands as well. Earlier this month it was discovered that a ESRB rating for Call of Juarez: Gunslinger was listed for Switch.

What are your thoughts on this surprise announcement from Techland?

Dying Light is out now for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.