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Can't even describe how my impression on this game was ruined with UNSKIPPABLE titles knowing there is still things to be done and haveingCan't even describe how my impression on this game was ruined with UNSKIPPABLE titles knowing there is still things to be done and haveing checkpoint not after that UNSKIPPABLE titles but before the end fight.

I strongly recommend this game. The combat feel good i like how their a food chains like the smaller freaks get eating by the bigger ones they could make a prequel like who the girl you first see was dying named alzarez and also rikki patil and she didn't want you to come back to the camp? Why is that something must of happened.

Great port of a great title. Zombie games are all around us, but Bend Studio managed to squeeze every last drop out of this worn out setting. Everything is well-designed and polished in Days Gone – the believable world and characters in it, the distinct post-apocalyptic aura, the crafting, the thrilling combat and spectacular encounters with bloodthirsty hordes. In addition, this version is well-optimized and runs smoothly on a mid-range PC.

Absolutely top notch AAA game. It has its own strong personality, great performances, very mature take on relationships, and rivals Last of UsAbsolutely top notch AAA game. It has its own strong personality, great performances, very mature take on relationships, and rivals Last of Us narrative levels. The gameplay is better than in last of us, having more complex RPG elements, more weapons and items. Overall the world itself is a sight to behold and on PC it looks beautiful in HDR at 4K and with top cards (playing with 6900xt) it is a fantastic experience. It takes a while to get you hooked, but once you start uncovering the world and its intricacies, and particularly the story, you want to see it all the way to the end asap. I'm a critical guy and do not easily say this, but my highest recommendations! Buy and play this now.

Bigger is better. It might suit a bag of chips - Lay's salt and pepper, please - but not a computer game. Or at least not for Days Gone for PC, which combines the same large open world of the PS4 game with an overwhelming number of missions. Do we think Days Gone is a bad game? No, absolutely not. But to go back to the comparison with potato chips - one of our areas of expertise next to computer games - the bag is big, the content is weak.

Game that was not ruined by SJW and woke culture. Please please please make more games like this! The story is insane. I was really surprisedGame that was not ruined by SJW and woke culture. Please please please make more games like this! The story is insane. I was really surprised with the ending. We need second part!

Days Gone arrives on PC with a very good adaptation that tick most of the boxes a good port needs. There are no new features or content but, if you missed it on PS4, you have now a better way to discover this title.

As I said before, Days Gone feels like bad TV. It has no substance, but goddamn is it nice just to relax and follow along with the story and its hypnotizing gameplay loops. There are definitely better games out there, but without a doubt, Days Gone is a perfectly entertaining title to waste a week in.

Days Gone provides a good challenge and an interesting story, which should make PC users really happy about this port from PS4. Technically speaking, it’s a fairly good game with excellent graphics, a good soundtrack and expected stability. Some little quirks here and there, but it will keep you busy slaughtering monsters for a while.

Days Gone lands on PC as the second PlayStation Studios exclusive to make the multiplatform leap. The port has no major issues, hence providing a remarkable adventure with Deacon at the helm. Whether you have a PC fully prepared for top performance or a more modest one, the fact remains that the Days Gone port is a pretty recommendable experience.

Very good and underrated game. A few bugs still meet after half year, but they do not break the gameplay. Thanks sony for support bend studio,Very good and underrated game. A few bugs still meet after half year, but they do not break the gameplay. Thanks sony for support bend studio, hope sequel will be better.

The game has weak shooting systems and some bad weapons, much like Red Dead Redemption II. But while the other games have been highly rated, Days Gone has had its legs cut out by the bugs.

Superb zombie-slaying combat and enjoyable motorcycle gameplay are integrated perfectly with a well-paced story. But the game’s major highlights are the terrifying zombie hordes which are unlike anything seen in a videogame so far.

DAYS GONE – a breath of fresh air in its genre. I have long wanted to plunge into the World as the plot of the series the Walking dead. SoDAYS GONE – a breath of fresh air in its genre. I have long wanted to plunge into the World as the plot of the series the Walking dead. So far, only the first hours of the game, and I'm absolutely delighted. The plot unfolds without haste, the hero is interesting, he wants to empathize. You want to live with him this way. And of course his bike! This is a separate topic for discussion. Thank you Sony for another interesting plot game.

Days Gone is a blend of multiple open-world and zombie games. Even though the gameplay stays pretty much the same throughout the entire game, the acting, riding your motorcycle and the survival bits make this game worth while.

The zombie apocalypse is well-trodden territory and the open-world spin of Days Gone can only differentiate it so much. There's a strong narrative focus, but Deacon St. John doesn't carry that weight as deftly as he could. There are highlights and fun tools available within, but the game doesn't push those forward initially, leaving the players to deal with some tedium first. Days Gone is a great foundation for something better though, so hopefully Bend gets the chance to improve upon it.

Days Gone is an above average open-world game that is brought down by a weak first act, poor shooting, and a lot of technical issues.

The game meets the baseline level of quality we might expect from a big-budgeted joint, yet it remains a tiresome, empty experience.

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.