16 Facts About Days Gone

Days Gone is a 2019 action-adventure video game developed by Bend Studio and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment.

Days Gone is played from a third-person perspective in which the player can explore an open world environment.

Days Gone was Bend Studio's first open-world project, its first original property since Syphon Filter, and its first development project for home consoles after spending decades working on spinoff games for handheld consoles.

Major sources of inspiration for Days Gone were World War Z, The Walking Dead and Sons of Anarchy.

Days Gone is a third-person action-adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic open world.

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Days Gone was developed by Bend Studio, one of Sony's first-party developers.

Days Gone is the company's first open world game, its first original intellectual property since Syphon Filter, and its first game to be released for home consoles since Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow .

Full production of Days Gone commenced in early 2015 and the game's development cycle lasted for six years.

Days Gone has multiple, intertwined stories, which allows players to switch between narratives.

Garvin, who was impressed by his work on The Purge: Anarchy, invited Nathan Whitehead to compose the music for Days Gone, which was performed by the Nashville Scoring Orchestra and soloists.

At Metacritic, Days Gone was met with "mixed or average reviews" for the PS4 version and "generally favorable reviews" for the PC version.

Lavoy noted the small scale of the map and criticized the way Days Gone uses environmental obstacles to force players to navigate longer distances.

Days Gone exceeded the lifetime Japanese sales of God of War and The Last Guardian, another exclusive PlayStation 4 game.

In North America, Days Gone was the second-best-selling video-game software for April 2019, behind Mortal Kombat 11, making it the 7th-highest debut in sales for a Sony-published title, and the best-selling game developed by Bend Studio.

Shortly afterward, Ross confirmed Days Gone 2 had been pitched to Sony but that many of the details could not be confirmed due to a non-disclosure agreement.

Garvin came under fire for his remarks; commenters said Days Gone had already benefitted from fan support during its release, and that it was unreasonable to ask someone to spend US$70 on an unknown game.