In case you didn’t know, Bend Studio’sDays Goneis the latest PlayStation game getting the remaster treatment, and it’ll be available starting next week.
For those curious about what improvements the developers are adding to the zombie game, we’re here with some good news, as the tech specs planned have been revealed, and they seem like quite an upgrade.
Days Gone Creator “Worked On The Sequel For Weeks”, Included New Map And Concept Art
Days Gone’s John Garvin had worked on the sequel before being let go and had even gotten as far as having the script, outline, map, and concept art.
Days Gone Remastered Getting Multiple Graphical And Peformance Modes On PS5, PS5 Pro
Bend Studiohas revealed the graphical modes PS5 and PS5 Pro players can expect when the game launches next week.
The studio mentions that the base PS5 rendering settings are equivalent to the “highest” on PC.
PS5 Pro’s Quality mode will supersample down from above 4K. All modes for both PS5 and PS5 Pro will output at 4K. Players should also expect a 40 frames-per-second patch to be released, though no timeframe has been given for that yet.
In addition to the settings mentioned above, Bend Studio also has several graphical improvements that affect the game’s world when compared to the PS4 and PC versions.
World Improvements:
For PC players, even if you don’t purchase the $10 upgrade for the Broken Road DLC, you’ll still be seeing an update ushering in improvements.
PC players who own the base game can pony up $10 to receive the Broken Road DLC, which contains the following:
Days Gone Dev Blasts “Cartoon Shill” Astro Bot Promotion
Days Gone’s John Garvin is Back at it and taking shots at Astro Bot.
Days Gone Remastered will be released on April 25 on PS5 and PC. While there will be graphical and performance improvements, expec thte overall gameplay experience to be the same, which isn’t a bad thing.
Read our review from 2019to get a better idea of what you’re getting into in terms of gameplay. Interestingly enough, Days Gone is the last game release from Bend Studio, as thelive service project the devs have been working on has been canned, which resulted in job cuts.
Who knows? Perhaps if this does well, we’ll see a sequel announced.
Days Gone Director Blames Negative Reviews On “Woke Reviewers”
Garvin also claims that reviewers “couldn’t be bothered to actually play the game”.
