But what the PC version has shown me is dumbfounding.

After hearing about the PS5 upgrade, I was thinking Sony maybe should have delayed the game even further from it’s PS4 launch because it would have been a good PS5 title. Moving onto the PC version, I’ve been honestly stunned right from the get go. There are going to be some who complain that the PC version is getting a lot of features that would work well with a native PS5 version of the game, but remember, PC players are paying for this, and what we’ve received for absolutely nothing in the improvements the PS5 offers for Days Gone is pretty great. I haven’t played it yet, but I’ve heard nothing but amazing things about what Bend has done for those players, with an exemplary 60fps and dynamic 4K. That being said, while I could launch into all the things I think make Days Gone great, I’m going to focus on the fantastic work that has been done with the PC version.īefore we jump into the particulars, Days Gone has already gotten better between PS4 updates, a robust content roadmap (which was pretty impressive for a single player game), and even an upgrade for those running the game on PS5. Now, I’m not the one who did our Days Gone review as that was before my time, and you can see my compatriot Bryan Lawver wasn’t as high on the game as I am. There probably aren’t many who would agree with me, at least during the first few months of release, but I thoroughly enjoyed the game back on my trusty PS4 Pro.

I’m going to make a statement that may be taken as controversial, Days Gone is one of the most underrated titles of the PS4 era.

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