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'Dying Light,' 'Rocket League' crossover news update: Expansion allows dune buggies skin in the other game

Ivan Menchavez March 14, 2016 05:13 AM EST

"Dying Light" and "Rocket League" Crossover has been announced by their respective developers Techland and Psyonix. The alliance between the two game developers came as a surprise to many players because it rarely happens in the industry.

The two companies are said to exchange creative ideas and work on an upcoming project that would surely give fans the best gaming experience. Techland is expected to bring their survival horror game to an environment filled with cars in Rocket League from Psyonix.

The new "Rocket League" DLC is already available to download for players of "Dying Light" with "The Following" expansion. All players have to do is just go to the website, Weapon Dockets, and enter the following code: LightMyRocket.

The new DLC will allow "Dying Light: The Following" gamers to use a new skin for their dune buggy. The inclusion of dune buggies for players with "The Following" expansion brings a whole new experience to the game, but what is even more enjoyable is driving the dune buggies to the zombie infested location with "Rocket League" skin.

Both companies are definitely fans of each other's works and they think that what they have created will be something fans will surely enjoy.

"We're huge fans of Rocket League and because both games offer great driving fun, we thought why not just partner up and give fans of both games some unique stuff," the producer of Techland, Tymon Smektala, said.

"Rocket League's continuing success helped us foster some really awesome partnerships for Psyonix, so when Techland reached out to us we thought being included in a AAA title like Dying Light made a whole lot of sense for both communities," added Kyle Lemmon, the Social Media Marketing Manager of Psyonix.

For fans that have yet to download the expansion, they can watch the trailer footage here.

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