Days Gone

Peak Gaming Experience ♥♥♥♥ Sony for Cancelling The Sequel

Что можно сказать о Days Gone — это шедевр. Серьезно, Sony как обычно утирают всем нос. Я знал про эту игру до покупки и относился к ней очень скептично, думал, очередной зомби-экшен, но купив и пройдя это, получил эмоции и чувство удовлетворения, как не в другой игре. Многие думают, что здесь все про катание на байке и убийство зомби, но нет, это совсем не про это. Игра обладает достаточно интересным сюжетом, где события происходят сначала плавно, а потом всё меняется в моменте так, что сам порой удивляешься. Да, к сюжету есть вопросы, но не настолько серьезные, чтобы бросить прохождение. Графика здесь красивая и приятная, мир красочен, а смена погоды и динамическая среда сделаны просто великолепно — всё это погружает с головой. Геймплей прост и понятен, крафты и многообразие оружия — это всё на месте. Убивать толпы — это настоящий хардкор, где если ты изначально не продумаешь план отхода или не воспользуешься ловушками, тебя просто загрызут. Отдельное удовольствие доставило уничтожение гнезд и зачистка блокпостов НЕРО — это именно то, что мне по-настоящему понравилось в игре. Но, как водится, есть и ложка дегтя. Второстепенные миссии здесь однотипные, практически ничего не изменяется, одно и то же действие из раза в раз. А что касается спасения заложников, когда у тебя стоит выбор, в какой лагерь его отправить, — этот NPC менялся только один раз и то одеждой, а диалог один и тот же, и вот это меня подбешивало отдельно. И ещё бак половину игры заканчивается за 5 минут, заправился и пока едешь, особенно в начале, сидишь и думаешь, где бы тебе заправиться, потому что бежать до сейв-зоны совсем не охота. Скажу мои впечатления от этого шедевра — 10/10. Игра однозначно стоит вашего внимания.

This game could've been so good. It struggles on so many fronts when it comes to the technical aspects. everything from weird spawning of enemies, odd audiomixing and clunky interactions with items. The vibe is totally there but your immersion is constantly taken away due to the games shortcomings. being unable to travel to certain locations, having limited options when it comes to what to do when free roaming. The game is an ocean that's a mile wide but just a foot deep.

Days Gone ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Una aventura de mundo abierto impresionante con una historia emocionante, personajes memorables y una ambientación increíble. Las hordas de infectados ofrecen algunos de los momentos más intensos del juego, mientras que explorar en motocicleta por un mundo lleno de peligros resulta muy entretenido. Los gráficos, la música y la jugabilidad hacen de Days Gone una experiencia inolvidable. ¡Un juego totalmente recomendado!

미드 보는듯한 시네마틱 연출 호드 라는 좀비떼 잡을때 손맛이 좋음 스토리가 흥미롭거나 지루함의 반복임 음악과 배경이 좋음 26.8.14 엔딩봄

As a big fan of zombie games, I always knew I'd eventually play Days Gone. I was also sure I'd enjoy it, with its vast open-world, huge zombie hordes, survival elements, and all the praise it was receiving in the reviews... Having played it though, I feel like something was never mentioned in those reviews. Something that ended up ruining my experience as a whole... Unaware of what my feelings would be down the line though, Days Gone started off great. When your biker friend gets into trouble, it's just you and your bike against the world. Where every encounter is tense and scary. Where you need to save gas when going downhill because it is a scarce resource. Where you need to prove yourself to the survivors you meet in camps before you gain their trust, and find ways to limit the noise you make because even a few zombies are a real threat... All of this felt great and very immersive. Even the story seemed decent, thanks to a few cool characters (Rikki, Old Mike...) who will help you in the pursuit of someone you may have not lost forever... They'll send you on errands across the map as you get familiar with the crafting mechanics, explore the world's many points of interests, find and run away from massive hordes of zombies... There's a lot to do, and the initial discovery of it all under the constant threat of the undead is really fun. It becomes a lot less impressive once you're a little further into the game. After 12 to 15 hours, the zombies are not scary anymore and the game loses a lot of what made it so interesting. Saving gas and most of the bike mechanics have become pointless because cash is not a concern anymore, crafting components are everywhere but you're already stocked up on most items, and the story slows down to a crawl as it gets side-tracked into uninteresting love stories, told through flashbacks and painfully boring walking sequences... The gunplay is still fun, and exterminating a horde by leading it into the traps you've carefully placed beforehand is satisfying... But the rest starts to feel monotonous, and that's when the main issue I have with the game became obvious : Deacon is a terrible protagonist. You'd expect a character that initially comes off as gruff and unlikeable to grow on you as you get to know him... But not Deacon. He wears on you instead. After a while, some details you hadn't noticed at first become irritating : he's constantly mumbling about everything. Good news, bad news, everything is met with a useless comment or a snarky quip. His mood and attitude towards npcs changes drastically every two sentences, making every decision feel random. He also loves talking to himself after every call, finishing the discussion as if someone were still listening to him. I certainly wasn't. By the second act, he had become annoying and I was already skipping some of the cutscenes. When the third act rolled around, Deacon was unbearable and I was ready for the game to end. Unfortunately for me, this last act was the longest one and the story kept dragging on, apparently for the sake of doing so. It's also the environment that this last act takes place in that made me realize something : the map may be huge, but it's really not that interesting. A few houses peppered here and there, a bridge, hills to the left, hills to the right...The landscape is actually quite boring (Oregon catching strays). I did get to the end, but I'm not sure this was worth it. There's definitely a good game underneath it all, with a map that's vast even if it's not the most interesting, giant zombie hordes and a gameplay that can be really fun, especially on higher difficulties... But if I ever think of Days Gone again, it's Deacon that I will remember, which is a shame. It's not a bad game, so I'll give it a [b] 6[/b], but I just can't recommend it. Get lost, Deacon. And if it weren't for Steam policies, I wouldn't be this polite.

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