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If Bloody Ties is supposed to set expectations for what you can expect from the series of expansion releases Dying Light 2 Stay Human can see down the line, be prepared for some sore disappointment. Nothing in the expansion is going to be outright bad.
More than anything, there’s just nothing new to come back to, especially if you’ve already experienced everything the base game has to offer. If you picked up the game and its expansion recently, however, Bloody Ties sits neatly in between the campaign. None of it makes sense as a player returning to the game after a long break. As something to do in between the main campaign’s storyline, however, it can work as a fun diversion.
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