Days Gone Remastered on PS5 and PC Available Now!
PlayStation Australia is delighted to share that Days Gone Remastered is available now on PS5 and PC! Developed by Bend Studio and Climax Studios, the teams strived to make this the definitive way to play Days Gone for new and returning players. Step into the dirt-flecked shoes of former outlaw biker Deacon St. John and feel his desperate struggle for survival in a brutal open world ravaged by feral creatures known as Freakers.
From lush pine forests and meadows to cascading waterfalls, and desert lava fields, the world of Days Gone is both beautiful and lethal. Enjoy the game with new modes, features, and technical enhancements to leverage the PS5 and PS5 Pro consoles, including improved graphical fidelity, increased foliage draw distance, improved shadow and lighting quality, VRR support1, and more.
Experience all-new ways to play Days Gone, with new game modes including Horde Assault, Permadeath, and Speedrun. Horde Assault offers fresh and unexpected gameplay designed to challenge your skills as you try to achieve a high score while surviving as long as possible against increased horde sizes and various other enemies, like vicious survivors and evolved Freakers. Learn more about Horde Assault mode here, plus Permadeath and Speedrun modes here.
Customise the playing experience with a suite of new Accessibility Features coming to Days Gone for the first time. Settings include High Contrast mode, Game Speed, UI Narration, Collectible Audio Cues, and more. Find out more at the PlayStation Blog.
PlayStation Australia can’t wait for players to immerse themselves in the definitive Days Gone experience on PS5 console, available now! You can also access all the new Game Modes and enhancements on PC via Steam and Epic Games Store. These can be purchased as part of the “Broken Road” DLC.
Players who have purchased Days Gone on PlayStation 4 can upgrade to Days Gone Remastered, including all new content and features for $15 AUD.
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