Days Gone – Nuovi dettagli sul gameplay, risoluzione, frame rate e rivelato il periodo d’uscita

Come abbiamo riportato in precedenza su queste pagine, Days Gone è il gioco di giugno per Game Informer. Grazie alla testata apprendiamo diverse informazioni per quanto riguarda la natura del gameplay del titolo sviluppato da Bend Studio.

Days Gone, prima di tutto, sarà completamente diverso da quello che è The Last of Us. Tra le feature avremo la possibilità di personalizzare il nostro personaggio, Deacon St. John.

In termini di longevità, Days Gone si assesta sulle 30 ore per quanto riguarda la storia, ma sarà possibile continuare a giocare dopo la visualizzazione dei crediti.

Sul fronte prestazioni, invece, l’esclusiva per PlayStation 4 girerà a 30 fps anche su PS4 Pro e per vedere Days Gone nei negozi bisognerà attendere almeno inizio 2019.

Is Days Gone like The Last of Us?

It doesn’t sound like it. In fact, creative director John Garvin says he’s sick of all the comparisons to Naughty Dog’s series, even if they both feature a gruff man killing not-zombies.

You play as a man called Deacon St. John as you explore an open world, slowly peeling back a fog of war. You never switch to another character’s perspective, though there are some playable flashbacks.

Days Gone character customisation

You can not customise Deacon. In certain situations, he adjusts his cap so it is backwards or forward facing, but you have no control over the character’s look at all. He does have fully modelled nipples, however, suggesting he gets his top off at some point.

Days Gone – can you swim?

The creative director says Deacon can swim, but he chooses not to. This is apparently for story reasons that will be apparent. We know some parts of the world are flooded, so perhaps the infection is spread through the water.

Days Gone game length

Days Gone is around 30 hours long, but you can continue playing after the credits roll.

Days Gone bike customisation

Your motorbike will be your companion in Days Gone. Occasionally it will break down and you will have to fix it up, but you never need to worry about the tyres popping.

Similar to Warner Bros’ Mad Max game, you can upgrade the bike as you play. You can unlock new paint jobs, exhausts, speed boosts, and improved handling. New mufflers will allow you to cruise around the open world more quietly.

Days Gone bike controls

There will be various jumps you can pull off across the world, presumably to pop a Trophy. Unfortunately, wheelies and stoppies are impossible. When you’re sick of driving around, however, fast travel is available.

Days Gone performance

Days Gone will run at 30fps on standard PS4 and PS4 Pro. PS4 Pro enhancements are limited to checkerboard 4K.

Days Gone gameplay

Rather than being a linear story like The Last of Us, you build up encampments and improve your bike as you collect loot and scrap in an open world. The weather changes dynamically, rather than shifting through predetermined seasons like in Naughty Dog’s game. Speaking of Naughty Dog, Days Gone also has dogs in it. Dogs!

Despite the open world and the inclusion of dogs, the game is broken up into chapters and there are some big, scripted events. For example, (SPOILER ALERT) the final boss – yes, there are bosses – has been confirmed to be human. (END SPOILER) Apparently, it will also make you cry.

Days Gone release date

It’s coming out before The Last of Us: Part 2, early 2019.

Via: VG 24/7