Am I The Only One Who Can't Wait For Day's Gone?

[I Really Mean It]

Three months into 2019 and I'm not feeling anything that's been released, thus far. Resident Evil 2 is is a prettier throwback to a survival horror gameplay that has since been eclipsed by better entries to the genre. While a graphical showcase, DMC5 isn't the type of game I have any interest playing, much less spending money on. Ever since Far Cry 3, the series hasn't evolved, every installment after it being a retread with nicer visuals. Days Gone, despite its familiar narrative tropes, looks to be a game driven by a robust foundation of multiple systems supporting a novel addition to the open world genre. It's a zombie game, but it's more, compelling you to remain attentive to a motorcycle that becomes almost an appendage rather than just a tool in the world. The mission structure and how it's framed around "stories" that trace the main narrative rather than forcing you to follow them separately is also a unique twist that I appreciate.

A little over a month left. I might trade in my PS4 for a PRO when it launches.

 

[Captain Crunch]

You ain’t the only one breh, Sony with another one

@MeachTheMonster hold that L

 

[MidniteJay]

No, you're not. After I seen the new trailers that show how much they polished it, I preordered. Just 5 more weeks before it's out.

 

[Save $ not Hoes]

Days Gone

 

[Fatboi1]

I can wait. Game looks bleh

 

[Ill-Mind]

Incoming flop

 

[502Nels]

Been saying it’s gonna surprise a lot of people. It looks better every time they show it.

 

[Hey_zeus]

The bike stuff is interesting. I'll cop on BF.

 

[Hopeofmypeople]

Three months into 2019 and I'm not feeling anything that's been released, thus far. Resident Evil 2 is is a prettier throwback to a survival horror gameplay that has since been eclipsed by better entries to the genre. While a graphical showcase, DMC5 isn't the type of game I have any interest playing, much less spending money on. Ever since Far Cry 3, the series hasn't evolved, every installment after it being a retread with nicer visuals. Days Gone, despite its familiar narrative tropes, looks to be a game driven by a robust foundation of multiple systems supporting a novel addition to the open world genre. It's a zombie game, but it's more, compelling you to remain attentive to a motorcycle that becomes almost an appendage rather than just a tool in the world. The mission structure and how it's framed around "stories" that trace the main narrative rather than forcing you to follow them separately is also a unique twist that I appreciate.

A little over a month left. I might trade in my PS4 for a PRO when it launches.

Where did you get the mission structure is framed around stories from?

 

[horizon]

Days Gone

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Day 1

 

[I Really Mean It]

Where did you get the mission structure is framed around stories from?

It was revealed in a few of the recent previews.

Days Gone has a lot of story to experience, with each mission being like "an episode in a series" - Critical Hit

Days Gone 'not that different from Syphon Filter' says Sony Bend creative director

 

[Money Be Green]

I don't even like zombie games but Ima cop

 

[staticshock]

So you’re a super militant in TLR condemning everything white owned but can’t wait to play this white owned video game

 

[Tunez]

I can wait. Game looks bleh