Dying Light

Microtransactions in Dying Light are summarized as...

While the game contains no direct microtransactions, it does contain small content packs that either provide some extra content or provide cosmetics, and sometimes a mix of both. The cosmetic packs are often bundles with items that can not be purchased individually.

Contains a large paid DLC that's comparable in size to the original game. It's an entire expansion and it's price is completely fair.

All DLC and cosmetic packs added together add up to over 100 USD, which is rather pricey. About half of this is cosmetic only content.

Some of the items you can purchase provide extra weapons or items that make the character stronger, giving you pay-to-win options in a singleplayer game.

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Contains premium items that give you advantages in a singleplayer mode.

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Contains items that only come in bundles and can not be acquired on their own.

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Contains one or multiple Season Passes, encouraging the purchase of unknown DLC you might never have purchased otherwise.

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Features unique cosmetic rewards for pre-ordering the game.

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Contains no direct in-game microtransactions, but does contain a large amount of optional paid DLC, some of which might be of questionable value.

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Contains no microtransactions, but does contain some smaller scale DLC that provide extra content.

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Contains large scale paid DLC that could be considered a full expansion.