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Villedor Tower

Reach the heights of Villedor, where every rooftop is a battlefield and the night brings the hunt.

The Villedor Tower is a skyscraper in the city of Villedor, the setting of Dying Light 2 Stay Human. It is the tallest building in the city, and players must reactivate its radio antenna as part of the main story. The tower serves as a critical landmark for both the Peacekeepers and the Survivors, as broadcasting from it allows communication with the rest of Villedor and settlements beyond.

Quick Facts

Location
Villedor
Game appearance
Dying Light 2: Stay Human

Lore & Background

The tower is central to the game's plot after Aiden and Lawan enter the Central district. Aiden meets with Jack Matt, commander of the Peacekeepers, and Frank, former leader of the Nightrunners. Both task Aiden with reactivating the radio antenna atop Villedor's highest skyscraper so they can broadcast messages to the rest of Villedor and the settlements beyond. In return, they promise to help Aiden find a surviving GRE doctor so he can access the GRE database. The tower's reactivation is a turning point, as it allows Aiden to learn the identity of the GRE doctor: Dr. Veronika Ryan, a Bazaar resident.

Reader's Guide

The Villedor Tower is essential for progressing the main story in Dying Light 2. After obtaining the GRE key and entering the Central district, Aiden must climb the tower to reactivate its radio antenna. This mission is given by both Jack Matt and Frank, who promise to help Aiden find a GRE doctor in exchange. The tower is the tallest skyscraper in Villedor, and climbing it requires extensive use of parkour mechanics, including climbing ledges, sliding, leaping off edges, and wall running. At the top, activating the antenna triggers a broadcast that reveals Dr. Veronika Ryan's location.

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