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Dying Light 2: How to Skip Cutscenes & Dialogue

Dying Light 2 how to skip cutscenes and dialogue

Techland‘s open world survival-RPG, Dying Light 2, is finally here and while Aiden’s adventure through the post-apocalyptic city of Villedor is a dangerous one, there’s also a really cool mystery to unravel at the heart of the game. Of course, when the story starts to unfurl, there’ll be a lot of cutscenes to sit through and dialogue to listen to. If you’re in a rush, or don’t feel like sitting through the same cinematic scenes again, you may be wondering how to skip cutscenes and dialogue in Dying Light 2. Here’s what you’ll need to do.

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How to Skip Cutscenes & Dialogue in Dying Light 2

To skip cutscenes and dialogue in Dying Light 2, all you’ll need to do is press and hold the ‘Circle’ button on a PlayStation controller or press and hold the ‘B’ button on an Xbox controller. If you do this, you’ll be able to bypass the lengthy scenes of exposition and dialogue and get back into the action a lot quicker.

It’s worth noting that there may be certain parts of the story that may be unskippable in Dying Light 2. These are usually key scenes that require that extra little bit of attention. However, for the most part, the majority of dialogue and cutscenes can indeed be skipped by using the aforementioned method.

But that’s about everything you need to know about how to skip cutscenes and dialogue in Dying Light 2. For more tips, tricks, and guides, search for Twinfinite, or head on over to our dedicated wiki or the game. 

And for any questions you have that aren’t answered on the site, do feel free to reach out in the comment section below and we’ll do our best to lend a hand.

About the author

Dylan Chaundy

Dylan is a Senior Writer at Twinfinite and has been with the site for over two years, and in the games media industry for over a decade. He typically covers horror, RPGs, shooters, indie titles and movies, and loves reading, pizza and skateboarding; ideally, at the same time. He has a degree in English Literature from Aberystwyth University, Wales. He thinks FTL may be the most perfect game ever created.

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