#DAYS GONE PC REVIEW PS4#

Constantly flirting a line to the point of frustration? I could claw your eyes out. Four separate endings is a good start, three of them after the main ending is a power move, credits roll and youвЂ™ve lost about 50% of the players. The good thing about such clichГЁd gameplay and story is that you can bolster it to a new height. ItвЂ™s slower than a week in the jail but good. When itвЂ™s not going at a snailвЂ™s pace and if you can ignore the glaring issues in writing, itвЂ™s good. Despite all the body blows I have just delivered, I enjoyed this game. For fucks sake вЂ“ Been there, done that! The only original thing in this game is the Motorbike aspect. вЂњI need to find my lost loved oneвЂќ вЂ“ Fallout 3, Fallout 4вЂ¦ The Forest.

Open world zombie horde survival: Dead Rising.

This is just a rehash of grounds trodden prior. This to me makes the game overall average. Look at all the nice graphics and how well we can write, buy this console! Yes whilst the game is flashy, everything else is flimsy. Feels like shoddy writing to me or a missed oppertunity.ДЇor an exclusive title published by a first-party developer, the game should show off the best of the console it is on. He clearly enjoys the bloodshed but nobody ever brings it up. This is also the same when taking out rival gangs. No stutters, no stammers, heвЂ™s clearly taking some sick joy out of killing them. He stutters and stammers through a normal conversation whilst having issues showing any emotion to his friends and wife, but just you start killing the freaks. Another big point I made all throughout my playthrough is that Deacon is clearly unstable as a person. The graphics are good but with a bit of pop-in that I can forgive, but the voice acting? Deacon talks to crowds like theyвЂ™re all huddled up close, in actuality, they are shouting over him as he talks! They miraculously hear him every time even when we (the player) canвЂ™t. For an exclusive though, it lacks some of that top tier polish.

#DAYS GONE PC REVIEW PS4#

Yes, Days Gone for anyone living under a rock was a PS4 exclusive for a time. You donвЂ™t get trust by sending people to that camp so itвЂ™s utterly pointless!Дays Gone promotional material of the freaks EXCLUSIVE PORT? The only upside is that it has better guns, but thatвЂ™s trust level two. ItвЂ™s the obvious bad choice out of the two you initially have. The Hot Springs camp is an example: ItвЂ™s literally slavery. You can send people to camps, each with their own perks (Trust & Credits), but thereвЂ™s the obvious bad choices that a karma system of such could aid. Now, Days Gone does do some good things too, these are obviously upset with what could have been great features if they existed. Petrol is expensive and yo-yoing back and forth between the same camp for these two jobs, bit of a fucking waste in my opinion. Given that one of these takes five minutes and the other about an hourвЂ¦ why not just fuse them together? Do the junction box, get the meds, go back to the camp. Obviously there would be other вЂњpressingвЂќ matters, but restoring a junction box half a mile up the road is easier than driving four miles to steal some medical supplies. Help restore power for a camp by getting the hydro-power dam fixed, after you run four other mandatory storylines. In the middle of progress you find yourself with story missions that are fluff. Well, here is the issue: the story is gripping. Deacon goes about as is and sees a NERO chopper, after following it he soon comes back into contact with OвЂ™Brian and is looking for answers.Дeacon is now on the hunt for his wife and answers as he is adamant she is still alive. Whilst out doing a run, Boozer gets attacked by a gang of survivors known as Rippers as has a tattoo burned off with a blowtorch. People hired by survival camps to run odd jobs and hunt bounties вЂ“ whilst not particularly tied to any camp, relationships between some camps can be strained. The checkpoint was overrun and Sarah presumed dead. Days Gone promotional Material of Deacon sitting by his bike

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