Resident evil 2 mod for dying light download

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Although at present there is only one playable location, the 'Calamar' mod is being described as a work-in-progress, suggesting that more locations from Resident Evil 2 will appear as it develops. Players of the PC version of Dying Light can kill zombies and explore Resident Evil 2's police station by downloading the free mod here , then launching the "Custom Maps" game mode and selecting the map from there.

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