Dying Light 2 All Hallows Eve Seasonal Event Guide

The Dying Light 2 All Hallows Eve seasonal event details screen.

The first major seasonal event in Dying Light 2 has arrived, bringing Halloween festivities to the game! The All Hallows’ Eve Seasonal Event offers both individual and community challenges for players to complete in exchange for exclusive in-game rewards. Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about the Dying Light 2 All Hallows Eve event.

UPDATE: This event is no longer active. The next special event was Hunting Sergeant Ryan.

What Is the All Hallows’ Eve Seasonal Event?

The All Hallows’ Eve event ran from October 25 to November 4 at 16:00 CEST. During this time, players could collect Treats, a special in-game currency, by defeating infected enemies. These Treats could then be exchanged with a unique vendor, Baka the Unfortunate, for potions and Halloween-themed items like masks.

Where to Find Baka the Unfortunate Vendor

Location: Baka can be found in the Bazaar in Trinity.

After downloading the update for the event, log in to your game and locate Baka. He’s marked on the in-game map, but if you don’t see the marker, head to the south side of the Bazaar. You’ll find him hanging in a cage outside the building. Speak to Baka to learn more about the event and start participating.

How to Get Treats

Dying Lights 2 All Hallow's Eve treats.
Search defeated enemies to find Treats.

Treats are the centerpiece of the All Hallows’ Eve event, serving as a unique in-game currency. During the event, you can collect Treats by defeating infected enemies.

Special enemies, such as the new Pumpkintiles and Pumpkintile Tyrants, drop Treats when you search their bodies. Regular Volatiles drop fewer Treats, while tougher and more unique enemies reward significantly larger amounts. Keep an eye out for these high-value targets to maximize your Treat collection!

What to Do With Treats

Baka items for sale in Dying Light 2.
Baka sells different items for Treats.

You can exchange your Treats at Baka’s shop, located under the Vendor tab. Here, you’ll find exclusive items like All Hallows’ Eve Masks and Potions that affect gameplay. Below are the items available for purchase and their costs in Treats:

ItemCost (in Treats)
All Hallows’ Eve Masks (Unique)2300
All Hallows’ Eve Greater Masks (Legendary)2500
Trick-or-Treat Packs #1-5 (Legendary)300

Some items in Baka’s shop require a higher Ranking to purchase. To increase your Ranking, you’ll need to complete special bounties provided by Baka. These bounties are available on the Bounty screen and are split into daily and weekly challenges. Completing these objectives will earn you RP (Ranking Points), allowing you to unlock and buy more items from Baka’s shop.

Seasonal Event Objectives

Community special challenges for All Hallow's Eve in Dying Light 2.

As with previous events in Dying Light and Dying Light 2, there are specific objectives to complete in order to earn exclusive rewards. For the All Hallows’ Eve event, these objectives revolve around collecting Treats. There are both individual and community objectives:

Individual Objectives:

  • Collect Treats – Reward: Trick-or-Treat Potions Pack
  • Collect 6,000 Treats – Reward: Jack-O’-Mask

Global Objective:

  • Collect 150,000,000 Treats (community goal) – Reward: Dying Laugh Charm

Tracking Progress & Claiming Rewards

You can track your progress toward these objectives through the Chapters tab when you press Start. Under Active Bounties, you’ll see a Community Event tile displaying both your individual progress and the community’s collective progress. Additionally, your progress will be shown on your HUD as you collect Treats.

Once you complete the individual objectives, your rewards will appear directly in your in-game stash. The community reward (once the global goal is reached) must be claimed via the TechlandGG website under the Events tab.

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