Days Gone Remastered

Days Gone Remastered, also known simply as Days Gone, throws you into a rugged post-apocalyptic world where zombies—called freakers here—are everywhere. You play as Deacon St. John, a biker trying to survive while cruising through forests, towns, and creepy tunnels on his motorcycle. The remastered version cleans up the visuals and adds some fresh game modes, but at its core, it’s about scavenging, fighting, and trying not to get eaten. Sound like your kind of challenge?

What’s Days Gone Remastered all about?

It’s a third-person action game focused on survival in a hostile, open world. Instead of fancy magic or superheroes, you get a bike, some guns, and plenty of freakers to deal with. You’ll upgrade weapons, craft helpful gear like Molotov cocktails, and outrun hordes that never quit. Is hiding in the bushes enough? Not usually. You’ll want to keep moving.

Key features that stand out

• Open world exploration: roam forests, abandoned towns, and underground tunnels.
• Dynamic weather and day-night cycle: freakers act worse at night. Yep, scarier.
• Crafting system: build Molotovs, traps, and more from scavenged parts.
• Visual upgrades: better lighting, shadows, and overall polish in this remastered edition.
• New game modes: permadeath, speedrun, and a tough horde assault challenge.
• Photo mode: because your bike deserves its close-up.
• DLC included: Broken Road brings new missions and content.

Why give Days Gone Remastered a go?

If you’re into survival games but tired of the usual zombie fare, this adds a biker’s twist. The story isn’t heavy drama but has its moments. Mostly, it’s about the grind—keeping your bike fueled, picking your fights, and surviving crazy freaker hordes. Need a challenge? The new modes pack a punch.

Pro tip from a fellow gamer

Lesson learned: always carry a spare medkit. You’ll thank me later when you’re sprinting from a 300-strong freaker mob with nothing but a shotgun and desperate hope.

In short, Days Gone Remastered is a solid choice if you want something that mixes open-world survival with some unique biker vibes. The remaster gives you sharper visuals and modes that shake up the gameplay. Not perfect, but definitely worth a spin if zombies on wheels sound like your jam.