Mr_Squanchy

Days Gone has some creative ideas — for example using a Harley‑Davidson‑style motorcycle instead of a horse or a car. In terms of audio and visuals, there isn’t much to criticize; they’re generally solid, even though the overall design could have been better. But the story feels very lifeless. The characters are cold and hard to connect with, and the character development is extremely weak. Even the main character lacks any real charisma. The missions become repetitive very quickly, almost like being stuck in a loop. Even when you travel across large parts of the map, you rarely encounter anything new or refreshing. The narrative never reaches a point where it truly excites you, and it becomes tiring — which eventually made me drop the game halfway through. Compared to games like TLOU, GoW, or Ghost of Tsushima, it falls far behind. Overall, I think Days Gone can be a fun game to pass the time, but not an exceptional artistic experience. " I played the game on PC. "

It’s a good game, but it’s definitely not my style. I played up to Episode 2, but I just couldn’t continue. The pacing is slow, there are too many cutscenes, and the core gameplay is built around carrying cargo on foot. Even though the graphics are solid and visually impressive, the PC version offers very limited graphical settings.