Dying Light 2: Sanctuary

Aiden Caldwell came to Villedor for one reason: to find his sister.

Haunted by the experiments that shaped him and driven by the hope that his sister might still be alive, he has no intention of staying. The city is fractured. The nights belong to the infected. Trust is a luxury he can't afford.

Yona Arriola was raised in Villedor. It's all she has ever known - the chaos, the crumbling order, the towering walls that promise protection while imprisoning them. A civilization barely holding itself together.

She has accepted her fate here.

And despite the odds stacked against her, Yona has built a life for herself. She has steady work at the Fish Eye's workshop; repairing and reinforcing clothing to withstand encounters with infected and desperate humans.

When the infamous Pilgrim begins appearing at the shop with clothing battered by his runs across Villedor, he soon becomes a familiar customer. His constant battles turn him into an unintentional test for the craftsmen's work. Especially Yona's, whose repairs and modifications begin lasting longer than the rest.

What begins as routine repairs slowly becomes something more as the chaos of Villedor keeps drawing them back to each other.

Attachment is a double-edged sword. It can keep you alive. Or give the world something to take from you.

And for two people who have learned to live without promises, the hardest choice may not be fighting through the dark, but deciding to stay when the sun rises.