Techland is now offering a free demo of Dying Light, which includes three hours of new co-op content in the zombie game for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. The Windows and SteamOS/Linux editions are available on Steam, where they have this announcement, while the announcement sent to us is a bit more expansive:

Techland announced today that a free demo of its critically-acclaimed zombie game Dying Light is now globally available to download on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and the PC. The demo lets players explore most of the Slums area and offers 3 hours of unique content, including one story quest chain and a number of side quests, challenges, and random encounters. It also features all the core gameplay mechanics of Dying Light, such as the day&night cycle, parkour-based Natural Movement system, creative brutality and crafting. Additionally, the demo supports online co-op mode for up to 4 players.

You can download the demo from the PlayStation Store, the Xbox One Store or Steam today.

“With the demand for Dying Light still high after more than half a year on the market, we wondered what else we could do to help players decide which game to buy – says producer Tymon Smektała. – Then we thought: demoes were pretty much a standard in the previous generation, but suddenly they’ve become few and far between. So we decided to use some of our resources to release a demo now and let everyone experience our game first-hand.”