This could be a simple bounty hunting missions, tracking and rescue missions, bike chases, infiltration, and more. Your primary responsibility to progress through the story is to take on missions from the camps you come across. Nero is a government organization studying the Frreakers and figuring out what happened and why. There are Nero soldiers, who roam the lands, but their presence is for stealth story missions only, so we won't count them as the main foes you encounter. Throw in the occasional wolf pack and bears that attack you and you have a pretty diverse set of foes. It's safe to say that they worship the Freakers. These are a bunch of crazy humans who inflict self harm and mimic the life of the Freakers. Then there are the bandits that roam the streets, try to steal from you and most annoyingly knock you off your bike with well placed traps or a straight shot while you ride from point A to point B. There are some more freaker types I won't spoil for you here. Among the freakers, there are “Screamers” who, as the name suggests, scream and attract the hoard to your location. When freakers roam in packs of a few hundred, they are called a hoard. The first are of course the infected called Freakers. There are a number of enemies you can take on in the game. It is the manner in which you tackle your enemies which is challenging. The stealth mechanics can be quite forgiving and that's okay. The game is a standard third person shooter with stealth mechanics thrown into the mix. You get a taste of the most powerful bike in the beginning of the game before it is stripped down and you have to work at upgrading it. It is fluid, controls extremely well, and is the best motorcycle riding experience I’ve had in the virtual world.
The biggest distinguishing factor in the game is the motorcycle you ride. To get the worst out of the way, missions get repetitive very quickly but while the charm lasts, it will keep you on the edge of your seat. If there is one place the game shines, it is with the gameplay. Overall, the story of the game has a strong foundation, personal motivation and some special moments, but the execution lacks the fine details required to keep you hooked. One example is listening to a leader of a camp stand on stage and give a speech. At one point the story feels dragged out and you feel like rushing through some sequences because they feel forced and meaningless. The game does try to pull you into some emotional moments and tries hard to bring a tear in your eye, but it lacks the finesse found in games like God of War and Spider-Man. There are some aspects of the story that will definitely draw you in such as how law and order is maintained differently in different camps or how Deacon needs to push to get his way and do regrettable things just to survive. But it soon loses steam as the story takes a lot of predictable routes. I’ve kept the description of the story a little loose because when you play the game, understanding and participating in the motivations of each character is quite engaging at first. After his brother in arms - Boozer - is attacked, it is up to him to find medicines, restore his beloved bike, figure out what the government is doing in his backyard and engage in favours for various survivors. While Deacon does his best to search for her, he is reminded that the world is now savage and he must do all he can to survive. Deacon and his wife were separated during the virus outbreak and she is presumed dead. The story is personal, simple with a larger ripple effect based on your actions, something we saw in God of War. The game is set in Origin, USA, home to Bend Studios, the developer of the game. John, an army veteran turned biker who is perfectly equipped to survive the Freaker infestation and save the day. The story of the game kicks off after a virus has turned most of the living population into zombies called Freakers. Does Days Gone deliver, or does it leave us reminiscing about days gone? We find out. And thirdly, Sony has been on a roll with its first party narrative games. Secondly, the game is an open world one with lots of things to do. Firstly and most importantly, the developers of the game showed off a Hoard of 500 zombies called Freakers chasing the protagonist in real time in the game. Days Gone has been an anticipated PlayStation-exclusive game for a couple of reasons.
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