It’s either Days Gone or God of War for early 2018.
Days gone freakers full#
We’re definitely going to get a game that showcases the Pro in 2018 ( Horizon: Zero Dawn is doing the job for the first half of the year) to help sell consoles, and we already know that Days Gone is taking full advantage of all Pro’s best features. While we haven’t seen masses of gameplay yet, Sony doesn’t have a whole lot on its slate right now, and those PS4 Pros aren’t going to sell themselves. Days Gone release date remains elusive… for nowĬurrently TBC, Days Gone is looking likely for a 2018 release. Days Gone is clearly more focused on the explosive element of survival, rather than the human. Surprisingly, there are no zombies in sight, suggesting that we’re in for a more character-based game that’s not entirely focused on shooting zombies every other minute. Well, there will certainly be breaks in the action – don’t expect a sweeping character piece like The Last of Us. The Days Gone announcement trailer is a heartfelt, melancholy reflection on the enigmatic ‘pandemic’ which swept the world and what it did to people. Sounds rather exhilarating, doesn’t it? We’ve got everything you need to know about Days Gone below, so pull on your leather biking jacket, rev that engine, and see just what this openworld zom- Freaker game has to offer. Oh, and also how they tend to appear in giant, writhing swarms that’ll chase you repeatedly around a dilapidated saw mill while you whittle them off with an ever-depleting stock of ammo. You’re going to want to hop on that motorbike sharpish too after you’ve seen how fast Days Gone’s Freakers (note: not zombies…apparently) can move. Days Gone is bringing motorbikes into the mix, and it’s no wonder considering that Bend Studio’s world is as open as a zombie’s skull cavity after having been enthusiastically pummelled in the noggin. By train, by foot, by car – you’d think we would have reached the end of the various ways to travel through a zombie apocalypse by now.
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