Dying Light 2 is set to become Steam Deck Verified on March 17, with an event set to run on the same day. The game was initially set to be Steam Deck Verified on March 16 but has since been delayed to the 17th. As such, the Egg-splosive Hunt event was also shifted to March 17, now running until March 24, giving players a week to enjoy the limited-time event.

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Techland is also releasing a new cosmetic bundle themed around the Egg-splosive Hunt event. The “Chicken Bundle” includes a rooster suit and a chicken claw melee weapon alongside a few other goodies. The entire bundle will cost $2.99.

Dying Light 2 sets itself apart from other zombie co-op games with a focus on melee weapons and a refreshing parkour system. We reviewed Dying Light 2 and gave it an 8.5/10 score. Here’s a snippet:

While Dying Light 2 improves on its predecessor in nearly every way, occasional bugs hamper the experience and a few of the gameplay changes are ones I could have done without. Still, if you’re someone who’s been looking forward to the game, nothing that I experienced in my nearly 30 hours with the game was a complete deal breaker, and in fact I enjoyed my time quite a bit. If you’re someone that’s been on the fence, or perhaps mildly interested in Dying Light 2, I definitely think it’s an experience that’s worth your time, and one that stands out amongst the crowded zombie genre.

Dying Light 2 is one of the many games currently available at a discount thanks to the Steam Spring Sale. You can find the Steam store page link here.

Update: The Eggs-splosive Hunt event schedule has shifted from March 21 up to March 28. You can read more details about it here.