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Days Gone

Days Gone is a Sony exclusive that has you in the shoes of a biker to duke it out with zombies. It sounds like a fun rampage, but it's also an SIE game and is therefore reliant on cinematics instead of just mowing the shufflers down.
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Days Gone is the biggest physical sales launch in the UK in 2019

Days Gone protagonist looking at a derelict train-yard
SIE Bend Studio's zombie action adventure Days Gone is officially the biggest selling physical launch in the UK in 2019 so far. The new IP beat Capcom's Resident Evil 2 Remake and Ubisoft's duo - Far Cry New Dawn and The Division 2.

Days Gone update fixes crashing and stuttering issues

Days Gone protagonist walking out of a dark tunnel
SIE Bend Studio have released another update for their zombie survival Days Gone. The patch brings a couple of much-needed fixes for crashing, lag and stuttering issues and also further improves the stability and performance of the game.

Days Gone physical sales beat Mortal Kombat 11 in UK retail

Days Gone protagonist looking at a horde of zombies
Bend Studio's PlayStation 4 exclusive Days Gone is off to a really great start in the UK. Having beaten Mortal Kombat 11 with ease, Deacon's adventures even came in the vicinity of God of War sales, which is actually a pretty great result.

Days Gone trailer explains how to fight hordes of freakers

A man on a sawmill, shooting at an endless line of zombies
With two days left until launch, as well as the review embargo up, Days Gone is getting the final pieces of Sony's trailer and director comment features. This time, they're aimed at the game's hordes of freakers, and how to handle them.

Days Gone review roundup, unremarkable survival experience

Days Gone protagonist pointing a headlight on an old house at night
Reviews for SIE Bend Studio's zombie survival game Days Gone are in and not many seem impressed. Ranging from disjointed and meaningless narratives to tedious, chore-like missions, there aren't many things that set Days Gone apart.

Days Gone shows off infected wolves and bears in latest trailer

artwork from days gone showing a man defending himself from bear attack
SIE Bend Studio released another trailer for their post-apocalyptic zombie action adventure Days Gone. This time, the devs are introducing us to infected predators such as bears and wolves that have fancy zombie names - Runners and Ragers.

SIE Bend Studio announce Days Gone free DLC coming in June

Days Gone protagonist swinging a bat at a zombie
Days Gone is mere days away from release but the developers, SIE Bend Studio, have already announced a DLC pack that will be arriving in June 2019. The best part is this will be a free content pack that will include more difficulty.

Days Gone's trailer details the game's brutal and harsh world

A man standing in the rain looking at crashed plane in Days Gone
SIE Bend Studio's post-apocalyptic zombie tale Days Gone is officially in the final stretch and the dev has released the first of many trailers in the upcoming days. Today's video takes us deeper into the brutally harsh world of Days Gone.

Here's when you can start pre-loading zombie adventure Days Gone

Key art for SIE Bend Studio's open world survival Days Gone
SIE Bend Studio's zombie survival adventure Days Gone will be available for preload, starting Tuesday - 23 April 2019. According to the game's PS store pre-order page, the expected date for auto-download comes three days before the release.

Days Gone file size will take 67 GB of PS4 hard drive space

Days Gone protagonist running from a horde of zombies
SIE Bend Studio' zombie survival Days Gone will require at least 67GB of your PS4 hard drive size on launch. The game will be playable after 27 GB and the download size does not include a minor day one patch that should fix some bugs.