Разработчик: Bend Studio
Описание
Step into the dirt flecked shoes of former outlaw biker Deacon St. John, a bounty hunter trying to find a reason to live in a land surrounded by death. Scavenge through abandoned settlements for equipment to craft valuable items and weapons, or take your chances with other survivors trying to eke out a living through fair trade… or more violent means.
KEY FEATURES
• A striking setting: From forests and meadows, to snowy plains and desert lava fields, the Pacific Northwest is both beautiful and lethal. Explore a variety of mountains, caves, mines and small rural towns, scarred by millions of years of volcanic activity.
• Brutal encounters: With vicious gangs and hordes of Freakers roaming the land, you’ll need to make full use of a variety of customizable traps, weapons, and upgradable skills to stay alive. Don’t forget your Drifter bike, an invaluable tool in a vast land.
• An ever-changing environment: Jump on the saddle of Deacon’s trusty motorbike and explore a dynamic world dramatically affected by the weather, a dramatic day/night cycle and the evolving Freakers, who adjust to their surroundings – and the people in it.
• A compelling story: Lose yourself in a powerful tale of desperation, betrayal and regret, as Deacon St. John searches for hope after suffering a deep, personal loss. What makes us human when faced with the daily struggle for survival?
INCLUDES
• New Game Plus
• Survival Mode
• Challenge Mode
• Bike Skins
PC features include ultra-wide monitor support, unlocked framerates and improved graphics (increased level of details, field of view, foliage draw distances).
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, korean, portuguese - portugal, portuguese - brazil, czech, danish, dutch, finnish, greek, hungarian, norwegian, polish, russian, spanish - latin america, swedish, traditional chinese, turkish, japanese
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bits
- Processor: Intel Core [email protected] or AMD FX [email protected]
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 (3 GB) or AMD Radeon R9 290 (4 GB)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 70 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Though not required, SSD for storage and 16 GB of memory is recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bits
- Processor: Intel Core [email protected] or Ryzen 5 [email protected]
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 (6 GB) or AMD Radeon RX 580 (8 GB)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 70 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Though not required, SSD for storage is recommended
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
So I finished this game yesterday and I was amazed by the story and the scenery. The snow peaked mountains and overall look of the game was breathtaking. I've seen people play the game with mods and it looks cool. But i feel like you'll miss so much of the story if you're playing with it modded. I love the journey and it had a few bugs but nothing game breaking. I was there was more upgrade to weaponry and skills early on in the game because it takes a long time to get upgrades in the beginning. But overall I had a blast and thank you for the experience and a Days Gone.
Days Gone, though incredibly buggy--just like Horizon--is a phenomenally LONG game that draws the players all over the map to explore what it is hiding. Let me tell you, this game is so soul-fulfilling and extremely rage-inducing at the same time. If I could play it again in this lifetime I would...but unfortunately, IT'S SO DAMN LONG!!
A little uninspired but ultimately a good time
Days Gone is an open world zombie survival action game. It has everything you'd expect - countless fetch quests, endless enemy encounters (both human and zombie), stealthy excursions, crafting, grinding for better gear etc...
The story is pretty good, nothing exceptional but definitely not lame.
The combat is fun.
The "exploration" of the "open world" is one of this games biggest letdowns, (the other being the excruciatingly repetitive game play). It's a pretty empty world, but traversing it with your rad bike is pretty fun.
If I could go back and recommend to myself not to play this game I probably would, but it was great to just switch off to when I needed to de-stress.
i really want to enjoy this game but i cant, the missions are super repetitive, the open world is boring and annoying to traverse, as almost everything trying to kill you can knock you off your bike, the main character is annoying and tries so much to be this "bad boy" character when hes just a stupid walking dead side character, and the story doesnt even make sense?? why am i doing all these quests for characters i dont give a shit about.?? its just not a fun game overall, and im disappointed, this game had so much potential to be good but falls flat
The characters and story sucks you in. If you are like me and constantly looking for story rich games, this is one of them.
Days Gone: Bikers, Zombies, and the Spirit of Survival! Story: Love, Revenge, and a Dash of Drama! World: Post-apocalyptic Oregon! Gameplay: Gas, Bullets, and Tons of Freakers! The Bike: Your Best Friend and Partner! Graphics and Atmosphere: Total Eye Candy! Conclusion: Bikers vs. Freakers! -UA- Days Gone: байкери, зомбі та суворий дух виживання! Сюжет: Любов, помста і трохи драми! Світ: постапокаліптична Орегонія! Геймплей: бензин, кулі та багато фріків! Байк: твій друг і партнер! Графіка та атмосфера: суцільний кайф! Висновок: Байкери проти фріків!
Days Gone is a game where the post-apocalypse meets biker romance. Here, you’re not just surviving in a world overrun by Freakers (almost-zombies) but tearing through it on your bike like a true road warrior. All that “speed, road, freedom” stuff? It’s not just a motto - it’s a way of life!
The main character, Deacon St. John, is the ultimate badass with a sad gaze and a bike. He’s searching for meaning in a world where most people have turned into monsters, and friends often become foes.
The story weaves themes of loss, friendship, and love. At times, it feels like you’re watching an emotional survival series - especially when Deacon talks to himself or his bike, which is practically the game’s second protagonist.
The game drops you into a gloomy yet breathtakingly beautiful version of Oregon. Mountains, forests, abandoned towns - it’s all incredibly alive. Or "dead," depending on your perspective. And the weather? It’s so atmospheric, you might want to grab an umbrella while marveling at the view.
But don’t get too comfortable - Freakers are everywhere, ready to snack on you. And occasionally, a mutant bear might swing by to say hello. 🐻💀
The gameplay is a tightrope walk between “living on the edge” and “welp, I’m dead.” You need to take care of your bike - refuel, repair, and upgrade it. Without it, you’re as good as stranded.
Combat? Pure adrenaline. Freakers don’t come at you one by one, they come in hordes. If you don’t plan ahead and set traps, you might as well sign up to be tonight’s zombie dinner.
It’s not just a mode of transport, it’s the soul of the game. The roar of the engine? Deacon’s symphony. Upgrading your bike doesn’t just change its look - it changes your odds of survival.
Is a visual masterpiece. From sunsets to foggy mornings - everything is so detailed, you’ll want to stop and take it all in. And the music? It’s the perfect companion, whether it’s somber, tense, or heroic, depending on what’s happening.
Is a survival story where the hero isn’t just a guy with a gun but a biker with a big heart and unbreakable spirit. The game will make you laugh, fear, empathize, and maybe rage a bit at the Freaker hordes.
It’s a must-play if you love zombies, action, and endless roads. And remember: always keep your bike fueled and your shotgun loaded! 😉
Це гра, де постапокаліпсис зустрічається з байкерською романтикою. Тут ти не просто виживаєш у світі, заповненому фріками (ну, майже зомбаками), а ще й ганяєш на своєму байку, як справжній син дороги. Всі ці «швидкість, дорога, свобода» - не просто слова, а стиль життя!
Головний герой, Дікон Сент-Джон, - це ходяча крутість із сумним поглядом і байком. Він шукає сенс у світі, де майже всі перетворилися на монстрів, а друзі частіше стають ворогами.
Історія переплітає роздуми про втрати, дружбу і любов. І так, іноді здається, що ти дивишся якийсь серіал на тему виживання - настільки емоційно це все подається. Особливо, коли Дікон розмовляє з собою чи своєю мотоциклетною подружкою (серйозно, байк тут - це майже другий герой).
Гра перенесе тебе у похмурий, але неймовірно красивий світ Орегону. Гори, ліси, закинуті міста - усе виглядає дуже живо. Ну, або "мертво" - залежить від кута зору. А погода тут така, що хоч бери парасольку, хочеться плакати від краси.
Тільки не розслабляйся - на кожному кроці фріки, які готові тебе з’їсти. А іноді навіть ведмідь-мутант загляне на вогник! 🐻💀
Гра - це баланс між "жити на межі" та "зараз мені точно кінець". Тобі треба доглядати за байком: заправляти, ремонтувати, оновлювати. Без нього ти як без рук.
Щодо боїв - ось тут стає по-справжньому гаряче. Фріки приходять не поодинці, а цілими ордами. Якщо ти не планував, не став пастки, то можеш одразу записуватись на "вечерю для зомбі".
Це не просто засіб пересування, це твоя душа гри. Шум мотора - як симфонія для Дікона. Апгрейди байка змінюють не лише його вигляд, а й твої шанси вижити.
Це візуальний шедевр. Від заходів сонця до туманних ранків - усе таке деталізоване, що хочеться зупинитися і просто дивитися. А музика доповнює атмосферу: сумна, напружена або героїчна - залежно від ситуації.
Історія про виживання, де головний герой - не просто чоловік з рушницею, а байкер із великим серцем і сильним духом. Гра змусить тебе сміятися, боятися, співчувати і, можливо, трохи злитися на орди фріків.
Обов'язково варто спробувати, якщо любиш зомбі, екшен і дороги, які ніколи не закінчуються. І пам'ятай: завжди тримай байк заправленим і рушницю зарядженою! 😉
Challenges can go f%#k themselves, but other than that the game is a hidden gem. Highly recommend, especially if you are not interested in getting all of the achievements
This game has awful dialogue, shallow story, terrible pacing, unlikable characters, and a protagonist I couldn't connect with. Nothing in this world was believable, I felt like I was watching actors read off a script in front of them the entire time.
Story missions are basically fetch quests and all the characters do is yap at you to "go to this place, do this, do that" over and over. There's no meat here, no feeling of "wow that was cool and is definitely gonna have consequences later". Just "go here and get this knife" "ok" hands knife over "thanks" MISSION END. And that is somehow a story mission? How about a flashback where the game tries desperately for me to connect with my dead wife by... picking flowers? And then in the present you pick more flowers? Damn I sure have sympathy for the main character now, picking flowers must be agonising for him.
Another example is I don't believe for a second that some random kid we find makes the protagonist want to risk his life protecting. This kid is whining that she doesn't like working in a work camp who feeds and shelters her and keeps her safe from zombies in exchange and we want to lay down our life for her? Because apparently she reminds protagonist of his wife's sister? Damn, she must have been a whiny bitch then.
The game does nothing to get you to care about the story or the characters. It tries with all its might, it even has an "Unshaken" moment like in RDR2 where you're riding along in a story mission and an emotional song plays. I just had to laugh because at that point in the game, nothing had happened, the game had not EARNED that moment. It felt so shoehorned in.
There was one single mission where it felt like I was actually watching characters interact naturally, and that was over 15 hours in.
Gameplay is repetitive and combat is awful until about 10 hours in when you can get a gun worth a damn. But then it only improves slightly. The only good things about the game are the atmosphere and the zombie hordes. The game is pretty too I guess.
Maybe people enjoy an average story and shit-tier characters and dialogue. Or maybe they haven't played a good story game before. Or it's probably just me, idk.
I really tried, but in my 17 hours of playtime I never once thought "damn, this is some real shit". I kept thinking about playing better games. I'm gonna go back to playing better games.
Somewhat enjoyable, I think the beginning and middle of the story are great, but once you leave Iron Mikes camp and head down south more. The story just drops and becomes overly boring, slightly struggled to pick it back up at times….I'm at least thankful I finished the game. It is a very beautiful game graphics wise, and I never understood the hate. But I can see where it gets boring at times, story wise. The motorcycle mechanics and upgrading system Is nice. I will say if a second Days gone ever gets made I would give it a try. This game is worth if you get it at the $12.00 price Range.
I hate that I waited so long to play this game. Legit the best zombie game experience I have had since Playing left 4 dead and left 4 dead 2 back as a teen.
I played days gone for 74 hours to get all of the achievements and i would have to say that it was time well spent. with a compelling story of love and enjoyable game moments.
Days Gone doesn't reinvent the wheel entirely with its story, but it does spin the zombie aspect into a new and thrilling way when put into a video game perspective, which was one of its captivating points. There were some moments of the story that felt underwhelming and could have had more depth to them, but it was a good, generic story about love. In some parts of the game's story, it had what I would consider forced gameplay to explain the zombies/Freaks; the missions were forced stealth, but they were still tolerable because they were spaced decently and short at an easy to medium difficulty. The saving point of this, though, was exploring the world and getting more worldbuilding. main story 6/10 the worldbuilding revolving around the freaks 8.5/10
I personally would give the overall gameplay of Days Gone an 8/10. The FPS does nothing new to the Far Cry formula. If you like Far Cry's approach, you'll like this FPS play: 4/10. just generic The good thing about the FPS is the selection of fun weapons, though it's constrained by the progressing system. When talking about the transportation, the bikes are fun. I personally like them, though not without their problems, like the bike not feeling fast enough for a bike and weird aspects regarding the interactions with the world, like crashing, but the game has no other forms of transportation besides walking and your personal bike and the occasional enemy's bike that feels like hot garbage. They combat the lack of transport by making the world need a bike, and Decon, the main character's bike, feels unique, not like the other characters you meet. 8/10.
Now to the best part of this game's gameplay that it deserves its own paragraph: the hordes. A horde is an enemy type that is synonymous with the zombie archetype, but the feel and the combat against the hordes are second to none. When encountering a horde, they have this absolute fear they set in you, making you clench the controller like crazy. The only thing that gets this close is Left 4 Dead, but in Days Gone it still feels like a unique enemy that is more deadly. They feel like the strongest enemy that you will fight, and they are really fun to play against. When fighting a horde, you can take so many approaches, like running like crazy and using the environment to kill them or setting up traps to take them down. The devs did an amazing job on the Hords, which is why the overarching gameplay score is so high. 10/10
Graphically, it's like any other triple A game if you got a good PC it looks great, but the thing I like the most is the natural scenery or the geography they did a very good job on that, which is very beautiful. 9/10
Days Gone isn't the best, but with its unique take on zombies and a heartwarming generic love story, It's an enjoyable experience. All in all, get on sale and enjoy.
One of the PS4's best games. Looting and human vs human combat is a bit basic and can get old after the first 20 hours, stealth is fun but totally optional past a certain point when you get strong enough, but the horde combat is exceptional, unique, and never gets old. Campaign feels really really long, but I've done two playthroughs now (once on PS5) and it always keeps my interest up through the end.
Story is good, not great. This game is essentially open world TLOU but somewhat more anger, somewhat less depression. The characters are strong, but could be stronger. The story does run a bit longer than its characters or complexity demands.
This was a gem, bought on Xmas sale. Well worth the $20.00AUD~ I paid.
[What I liked]
-Story, characters, gameplay (modded), scenery, campaign
[What I didn't like]
-Falling off the bike
-Refueling
-Bugs - expect funny walking, maybe a session breaking bug or three that requires game restart. No issues for me as no time was lost as saves are always pretty recent.
-Skizzo
Holy shit this game gave me a zombie experience unlike anything I played before.
On a sale you're getting one of the best apocalyptic journeys on this platform.
Download mods... a few QoL y'know tailor it to your liking... (Boot knife Damage x25 mod)...
An awesome open-world game with a story centred on Deacon, complemented by several subplots that build the world's lore, and gameplay that keeps things engaging.
It's a definite must-play.
Amazing game! Needs to be more appreciated! Super fun, very well made game that deserves a reappraisal
It suffers from Playstationitis:
- Too many cutscenes and too much hand holding, it nearly plays itself.
- Sacrifices fun gameplay for cinematic gameplay
- Sluggish controls
It could have been great.
It doesn't matter where you go when you hit the road, but you better know where home is when you come back.
"Days Gone" is an awesome ride through a post-apocalyptic world with some really engaging characters and a great storyline. The game's open world and the ever-changing weather make it feel so alive.
It's too bad Sony didn't give us a sequel—there's so much more that could have been done with Deacon St. John’s story. Fans like me think it was a big miss not to continue this adventure. If you haven't played it yet, you're missing out on something special!
Very good RPG, good characters, longer than expected, and tons to do.
Not a bad game only decent nothing more, nothing less. Buy it now here or on GOG if you don't want mandatory PS account linking and supporting Sony creative bankruptcy with the lazy and unnecessary future remaster.
Going in with zero expectations, Days Gone turned out to be quite a surprise. A very solid open-world zombie apocalypse with pleasing yet challenging gameplay and an "out-of-nowhere" really well-written and acted story.
The gameplay loop feels pretty fresh (for a zombie game, mind you) and the difficulty curve is very solid throughout the game, with great progression where you can feel your character become faster, stronger and more experienced combatant while still being challenged by the enemies until the very finale. The horde mechanic is a key feature and introduces a strategic element to how you approach wiping them out. I played on the highest difficulty, btw, which I recommend.
The map feels just about the right size, the terrain is diverse but organically implemented, and the area overall is very interesting with little real-life historical tidbits sprinkled around here and there. I actually visited the Crater Lake National Park in Oregon after playing the game and enjoyed picking up on some familiar locations. Overall, the setting feels fresh and engaging, finally a zombie game away from the concrete jungle. The bike is another key feature, and you can tell the map was designed with it in mind - traveling feels natural and pleasant.
But the biggest surprise is certainly the story - well-written, compelling, with great leads and supporting cast to carry it forward. What in its opening hours pretends to be a pretty bland Sons of Anarchy but with zombies rip-off turns out to be a touching and emotional journey of a broken man who has lost his wife and is struggling to move on. The story-telling is at times rough and disjointed, pacing is not perfect, and some side quests can't help but devolve into "fetch quests" with minimal emotional engagement. Nevertheless, it did not take away from my enjoyment of the narrative. Hats off to Sam Witwer (the lead actor) for an excellent performance, he managed to turn my first impression of a stereotypical "hill billy biker" into a compelling and layered character. I was thoroughly impressed!
To be clear, Days Gone is still a "B" game. The game is a bit rough around the edges and is missing some polish and quality-of-life little features that an AAA like The Last of Us would have.
Nevertheless, this is a very well-made game and a pleasant surprise for me personally. The fact that even after completing the story I still was not tired of the gameplay loop and went for some challenges is a testament to the game's solid core. Highly recommend!
Played this game for the first time dec 2024. It really exposes the lack of quality in modern games.
One of the most underrated or thee most underrated game in gaming history, the definition of a hidden gem.
Don't listen to the critics or what people who haven't played the game say.
(P.S. the hordes are AMAZING and if you want even bigger ones get some mods on nexus mods)
10/10 must try again. (I did)
1. Great narrative, relatable (relationships/friendships)
2. Great characters
3. Great atmosphere
4. Great pacing (For the most part)
Underrated game definitely worth the money and I wish there was a sequel.
I don't tend to play zombie games, and to rate vs others ones i simply cant, but for an open world game this is a very fun game. The traversing on the bike is great. The only gotcha on this game is if you avoid the main story at the start of the game, to do side content you will be stuck with a very unlikable main character at the start, and wont really have hook to main story, its like 5th or so main story quest before the hook comes, and almost feels like they should of made that the 1st mission of the game. but those early game story pacing aside, its a very good story overall, it does pull some tropes one may have seen in other games, but executes them well. I would highly suggest game on a sale.
I played this game back in PS4 day one, I didnt even last more then an hour playing it. I bought on sale and man did i miss out on a great game. It honestly reminds me a lot of "The Last of Us" with its looting and crafting system. Also kinda feels like a giant Walking Dead episode, makes you really feel like Daryl Dixon at times. Plays really well combat system feels rewarding. The story couldve used a bit more of a polish but over its keep me entertained. Damn this game even has random encounters which keep you on edge when scrounging for loot. Id recommend it on SALE! 50$ seems a bit steep for a 5 years old game. If this game had co-op this banger of a game would be near damn perfect for me at least. Wish it had gotten a better reception at launch maybe we couldve had a squeal. PlayStation didnt wanna risk its profits but it invested into Concord, ill leave it at that.
7/10
The game has some redeeming qualities but you have to dig deep to find them. Terrible story pacing. Repetitive open world formula. Kind of forcing myself to complete it at this point.
Great graphics, storyline, gameplay - MadMax & Red Dead 2 vibes!
Unplayable due to repeat crashes. Steam support won't refund since the endless crash-fest started after 2 hours of play. Amazing.
2/10 characters, 9/10 world, 8/10 gameplay, 5/10 story: 4-5/10 overall. Do not pay full price. I paid $12, which is frankly about half of what the game is actually worth. A solid pickup while it's on sale, go into it thinking it's a premium mobile game lol
It is hard to put to words how utterly agonizing the game is about 55% of the time. Far too many pop-ups (especially DURING COMBAT). Far too much radio yapping, like I'd rather stand in front of someone or have to stop and take the call than have Skizzo or Iron Mike yap yap yap yap IN COMBAT, and then the entire dialogue is rewound because the player is IN COMBAT and takes damage. The story is very flat, the beat the dead wife horse to absolute paste to the point that it is not emotional. The combat is very rough on PC (which the game warns one about controller vs keyboard) as player accuracy isn't really rewarded, and while the game acts like a third-person cover shooter with stealth elements a lot of the enemies require run and gunning, which the game does NOT do well. There is a reason that controller gets snap aiming, and frankly I wish mouse control had snap aiming, it'd make the supposedly badass main character act like he's shot a gun before. The radio is such a dumb plot device. I get it with O'Brian, but otherwise 85% of the radio calls coulda just been characters actually talking face to face, so the player could properly take in the lore. Crossbow is kewl, but unironically sucks as a weapon, since yknow the enemies can dodge and also move faster than the bolts. Crossbows don't shoot that slow, especially hunting crossbows. Also, the amount of ammo the character carries is absolutely pitiful. A strong character is not a bad thing, especially when the enemies have infinite resources despite supposedly scarcity that only the player has to deal with. Even late game, 7 assault rifle mags is WEAK SAUCE when there's 300+ zombie hordes rocking around. 25 total sniper bullets?????? Yall are killin me Smalls.
Riding around and killing zombies is awesome though. The NERO stuff is pretty neat, the world is absolutely awesome and pretty well detailed. The core gameplay loop is absolutely solid: get gear, spend gear on killing zombies, restock gear. Combine this with the Horde mechanics and Infestations, and it ends up being a very fun experience. Except when Skizzo gets interrupted 5 times, dragging out a 30sec conversation for 15min. Or when the pop-ups screw you when aiming or driving.
Story
Our hero Deacon Saint John. He is smarter than most people. Has a code where he doesn’t harm unarmed women. But then becomes a hot head in a moment’s notice without thinking it through.
Freakers
Zombies, again. Last time I had zombies was when I played System Shock a few months ago. These zombies are called freakers. They are more like your 28 days later or World War Z zombies. They are fast. And they have variants that get unlocked throughout game events.
Is it just me or do specials thend to come in three? There always seems to be a 50/50 chance another one will show up. You can make them fight each other. But that takes time. But if you take them out. That takes bullets.
During the beginning of the game. Firing with the crossbow at one of the freakers made it dodge my bolt. My first thought was. WTH that’s annoying. It wasn’t like that is scary. Which made me wonder are the freakers scary or just annoying?
Nero
The researchers. You get huge expose dumps when doing missions. A complaint I saw was that these missions are most forced. Which I was fine with. It is an action adventure game with RPG elements.
Hordes
Don’t matter until the end of the game. This is where the whole overarching story falls apart. We only get to talk and fight hordes at the end of the game. This was supposed to be the main appeal. I mean what gives? We don’t see them overrun a camp, not even home base while they are living underneath! We get a glimpse of a massive horde. And it is never seen again! Hordes are scary especially when you look back at them while running away. You always underestimate how big and how many there can be.
Rippers
A cult that cuts themselves. Officially not labeled as a mutation of the virus. But you can’t cut yourself like that and not expect it to get infected. I like to believe that the drugs and scaring kept the virus at bay and made them the way they are.
But at one point things started to kick off. This seems to be end game. Everything was going so fast. And then boom let’s ride out to somewhere else. We got a burn mark and a bandage. But Boozer loses his hand. They could have faded to black and said one month later so it appears you healed.
Militia
The militia seems organized and realistic with their tactic. However, the change of the generals character isn't conveyed very well. Also hangings but no crucifictions?
Worker camps
Everybody seems to have some kind of worker camp. Except the first camp where they just steal all your shit. I get it. It’s a lot easier to animate if everybody does the same thing. Story wise It feels so dumb. People are forced to work. But they would just do the job because of the situation they are in. We are back in ancient Rome times where 90% of the population are farmers. The worker camps cause some conflict. But then Deacon doesn’t care which causes such disconnect with the overall story.
Sarah
The love of Deacon’s life. When we finally get to meet her. We get a high stranger. No kiss no secret meeting. Suddenly hot head Deacon is not home right now. So dumb. We also at a certain point go back to her memorial while it was confirmed she might still be alive. It feels like this story and NERO could be scratched and you would have the same game.
Skizzo
Everybody knows he is a sociopath. But the game doesn’t clearly communicate this. But this is how it would be IRL. So I don’t know. Deacon keeps interacting with him even after being betrayed multiple times. Like you need to get to the plane to get the medicine. You could just have talked to Iron Mike and know a lot more. Also what dumbass plan was that. When they talked the plan over. They talked about going west and then north. So in my mind we go in from the west unnoticed. We leave north. So there is no trace that Iron Mike’s people did it. But no that wasn’t the plan we should head the same route we came in.
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Gameplay
It is hard game to learn because it doesn’t use the default key binds. The gameplay is more like Remnant 2 something I am not actually used to. It was a while where I pressed the F button before pressing the mouse button to hit the freakers. Because I was thinking I needed to get my melee weapon out before I could swing it.
Guns
AK-74 in America? For America being the gun capital and then going with Russian guns that are literally illegal to import. Makes no sense and is never addressed. This annoyed me a lot.
The gun choice in general feels lackluster. There is no real reason to buy them early and mid-game.
Crossbow
This thing rocks early game. But loses its appeal over time. And if you want to try a different special weapon and then pick up the bow again. Guess what? All your ammo is gone. It makes you stick with the guns you have and not experiment at all. So dumb. Ammo is also not the same for all same type guns.
Bike
Man does this thing ride good. I can say throughout the whole game I maybe fast traveled a handful of times. The bike never felt like a chore and always went where you wanted it to go. Do feel like there could have been more bike missions. Or even just time trials. We do have challenges which is nice.
The customization falls short. When you ride the bike there is one thing you are always staring at. That damn broken tailgate. And you can not change it!
The custom paint jobs and body work you just skip and you go straight for pre-made decals. Which required a YouTube video to find where they are at.
Hordes
The horde in the sawmill could have been a lot better if we had a flashback trying to steal something from within the mill. Like there is a whole path you could take to make them chase you. But you can’t learn it after clearing the whole horde. So stupid.
When the hordes were finally a thing. It was so much fun to lure them to human enemies and let them get swarmed.
Skills
They are so-so. They allow you to do more for less. So they are a bit lackluster in imagination.
And there is one that I just have a gripe with. The wall hack where you see your enemies should not have been added. I unlocked this skill as last because I knew it would make things easier.
When I finally had it. Things became a lot less scary. Want to know where the horde is hiding in the cave? Just press the middle mouse button. Without it you had to guess. Are they just at the edge of the entrance or does it run deeper?
Trust levels
Level 1 and 2 are fine but level 3 is a chore to get to.
Bugs
One bug I had is in the beginning of the game. It almost made me refund it. You lost your bike. You have to go from home base to the nearest camp to get a new bike. So I get there. I save and I quit. And then I have to do the whole thing over again. While I was one cut scene away of getting my bike. And the proper way to handle it is already in the game!
Another bug that I didn’t realize until I watched a YouTube video was that remote explosives aren’t supposed to go off if somebody steps on it. And I actually don’t mind it. It actually helped. Because you know had a cheaper alternative to the proximity bomb.
Challenges
The challenges add something I felt was missing. More bike gameplay. I liked it but I also had lag spikes. But I am not sure if it’s by design or not. It’s extra and will take you a while to master.
Conclusion
The power fantasy is real. If you want to go from I only do my missions during the day to hunting hordes at night. Then this is a game for you. It makes the journey so much more worth it.
Days Gone is an exceptional game that delivers a fantastic combination of gameplay mechanics, storytelling, and world-building. As someone who had a great time playing it, I found it to be an unforgettable experience.
The gameplay mechanics are well-designed, offering a smooth and engaging experience. Whether you're navigating the rugged terrain on your trusty bike or battling hordes of Freakers, everything feels fluid and intuitive. The open world is breathtakingly beautiful, with dynamic weather systems and lush environments that make exploring a joy.
The story is another highlight of the game, with emotional depth and compelling characters that keep you invested from start to finish. It’s a tale of survival, loyalty, and redemption, and it’s told in a way that resonates deeply.
Overall, Days Gone is a must-play for anyone who enjoys immersive action-adventure games. The combination of its stunning world, captivating story, and excellent gameplay mechanics makes it a standout title. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it and would highly recommend it to others!
In terms of gameplay, Days Gone can still best be described as The Last of Us meets Red Dead Redemption. I can summarize this game in 4 words: Red Walking Dead Redemption. If this sounds good to you, then this is a must buy and it runs like a charm on PC. Wish there was a part 2.
Despite a few glitches - - some drag - -this is one of the most well-written, deeply engaging games I have ever played! Building up your character is part of the fun...there's a great story that drives your character until the very end - - fighting freakers, marauders, and infected animals makes for awesome challenges. I love the use of the bike to get around - - and the guns you start to get once you upgrade your character. It's a incredible story with amazing views of the Oregon regions....highly recommended!
Is this game good? Very, BUT..... there are so many and i mean so many bugs its just annoying at some points, And there is a chance that for certain missions you wont be able to progress because its glitched out, restarting game doesnt work, reinstalling doesnt work and neither does restarting your pc. and that means you cant progress through the story and you have lost your money. I loved this game but unfortunately hit an issue where its impossible to progress....
Very good game.
Nice graphics.
Runs nice.
Anyone who likes a good singleplayer story this is a game that you have to play. The only downside that i have some crushes.
Beautiful game . 10/10 story but sadly a sequel is unlikely
Great game, graphics better than a lot of new games in 2024. Good story, well voice acted, draws you in.
I bought it on sale otherwise I wouldn't have bought another zombie apocalypse game as I am an RPG'er not an FPS'er. But this game has enough story and character progression to be enthralling for me. Definitely a new gem in my library.
The best zombie game I’ve ever played. The hordes are super fan and challenging and missions are engaging and unique. The story was also fantastic, and never got boring or repetitive.
rich story. extremely fun gameplay. strongly recommend
Absolute gem. The gameplay is engaging, the graphics are incredible, the storytelling hits some moments and misses others. The open world they created reflecting a post apocalyptic Oregon is just stunning. I had so much fun killing hordes of zombies. From sneaking around gathering supplies to setting traps and planning my attack. Once the horde of hundreds of zombies start their chase, it's a wrap... Such a great time!
Felt like a post-apocalyptic red dead redemption
Criminally underrated
In dire need of a sequel
This game is fun, don't get me wrong. I love the exploration, enemy variety, and the story is... Okay.
The issue lies in a mountain of small issues and bad design/development decisions.
The bike is too slow. I downloaded a mod to make it faster and the game runs fine. Literally no performance change and it barely effected the pacing. It just made menial farming/supply runs a lot faster.
The physics are extremely punishing. Some bike crashes (Even before the mod installation) and some minor slips on ledges lead to immediate death. I'm talking stuff that would likely cause a sprained ankle or "getting the wind knocked out of you".
Item variety is awesome, it allows you to approach a lot of the game in your own way. The issue is that a lot of items, namely throwing items(Molotovs, Pipe Bombs), have a target cap. Like, they can only kill/damage a set number of targets and it's VERY low. Had to download a mod to fix this as well, because it was infuriating to deal with hordes that were mandatory to the story.
Enemy variety is fantastic. And they slowly introduced over time as well, which is what I enjoy. Helps me to learn the variants easier. The issue with them is that a lot of them have really long animations or almost all of their interactions are guaranteed knockdowns/knockbacks/staggers. If you have more than 5+ basic freakers on you, then you're gonna burn a TON of stamina to stay alive and kite them.
The Story was okay.
Spoilers for pretty much the whole premise of the game:
The game drove home the point of Sarah, Deacon's Wife, being dead WAY too hard. It was brought up on almost half of the interactions in the game. Most of which were Boozer, Rikki, and various others throughout the first half of the game. It was painfully obvious that she was alive because of how much this was brought up. And guess what? She was.
The World in general was great. I loved the environment variety, foliage, sound design, weather, day/night cycles. Wonderful, all of it. My only real complaint is that it feels like there are too many camps in such a small area. It makes it feel less desolate and dangerous.
Overall, I want to give this game a middling recommendation. Like a 3/5 stars kinda vibe. But Steam doesn't have that as an option.
If it goes on sale at any point, specifically for less than 30$, it's definitely worth the pickup.
Any more than that, I feel like the money is better spent on games with better story and mounts.
I'll be real; The Bike being so slow(and looking up what the upgrades do) really burned me early on, so I may have become hyper-critical because of this, but I don't regret downloading a mod for for it. The game is a lot more fun when the bike moves at a realistic speed.
Play this game on Survival II. It gives you a much more survival horror intro to the game. By the third camp you will forget you’re playing on such difficulty as the game becomes easier as you level and gear up. The. You will die and be set back a minute or two as you’re only able to save at your bike. Don’t lose your bike. Wait to take hordes on. Be disappointed in the sequel bait of this game, Callisto protocol, mass effect 3, your general place in life, and the Order 1886 as there will never be sequels to any of those.
8/10
I enjoyed this game SO much, it's hard to explain in a short review.
This game is a awkward at times, touching at others, story game revolving around a penitent biker based out of Farewell, Oregon. It goes through a journey of his literal days spent in an abandoned world ravaged by a mutant virus which turns normal people into a form of the "undead".
This game is diverse in feeling for me, personally. The acting is at times rough and awkward, but others is beautifully represented by the cast as an almost too real performance and leads to very believable exchanges. At very MINIMAL points did I think to myself "this is not how a person would react", and more so felt like some things were an over reaction on behalf of some characters, including the main character.
Gameplay wise, I reiterate, diverse. Repetitive enough to allow familiarity, but for me personally, I wasn't bored until the end of the game after I beat most story lines, and was left clearing the hordes of undead
I legitimately recommend this game to not only my friends, but random people as well, and even have offered to gift it to people just so they can try it out. I am extremely upset at a lack of a sequel due to conflicts with production staff.
All in all, one of my favorite single player story games of all time.
8.5/10
The best looting RPG game that I played in the zombie era. The mechanics, storyline are easy to understand and fun to play. For the language english bassic players like me, I highly recommend this game for all of you.
Decently good game, got it on sale. Would say worth a play if you can get it for a good price!
It felt simple and straightforward but the story was pretty good to me. It felt really relaxing and stimulating to play at the same time. The world was very beautiful and i enjoyed sometimes just driving around looking at it. The characters are very easy to hate and love. The main character I felt I wouldn't care to much for but quickly found out hes pretty amazing developed character. It took me 41 hours to complete with a bunch of driving around looking, hunting and gathering. I wanted to take my time with this one and im glad I did. I don't write many reviews at all maybe 3 in total, but this one was worth saying. Absolutely worth the price at a discount. Might be just fetch and gather quest but the story alone was worth it.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Bend Studio |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 17.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 92% положительных (30829) |