
PS4
Days Gone
8.33
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About this game
Developer: SIE Bend Studio
Content Rating: Mature
Summary
Days Gone is an open-world action-adventure game set two years after a devastating global pandemic. Play as Deacon St. John, a bounty hunter facing a brutal struggle for survival, searching for a reason to live.
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This is a great game because even on the lowest difficulty setting it is still a very challenging game. In order to survive you always have to have enough bullets, gas for your motorcycle and resources to craft bombs and melee weapons. There are a few things you can do other than story missions such as rescuing survivors or destroying nests. You not only have to take out humanoid enemies but animals or infected animals as well (usually wolves). The difficulty of enemies naturally increases as you improve your gear and progress through the story so if you don't do so well with enemies attacking you out of nowhere or weak with the horror genre in general, its best that you don't play this game.
Days Gone
days gone has a good but long story, the games combat feels fun for quite a while but the length of the story makes you want to stop playing the game once your around 20-30 hours in, but if you enjoy a long game with a lot of combat and beautiful scenery this game is for you.
Critic Reviews
73 Reviews7.51
Days Gone is a keen and engaging open world zombie adventure despite some issues.
Even with all the promotion we're seeing now, Days Gone still carries the aura of a title that could be miscast and possibly overlooked at a glance, like it was for me a few years ago. You don't know until you play, and this stands as one the more pleasant and satisfying surprises of the year for me. It's been a long road to this game, but the ride is worth it.
There’s a good game in here somewhere, but it’s buried in a meandering storyline, repetitive missions, and just too much obligatory stuff to do without an eye on the smaller details that could have given it much more character. Some fine tuning and editing could have removed the tedium and celebrated what makes this game unique and interesting, but Days Gone rides strictly down the middle of the dusty road and never finds its rhythm.