Days Gone Remastered features three graphics modes on the PS5 Pro, Enhanced, Performance, and Quality. In this gameplay comparison we will take a look at the differences between three modes ...

On PS5 Pro, it also targets 40fps, but renders at 2160p thanks to PSSR. Here are the full Days Gone Remastered patch notes for the PS5 and PS5 Pro: Days Gone Remastered Update 1.025.717 Patch Notes ...

Days Gone Remastered for PS5 and PC both got updated, and includes a significant amount of fixes for gameplay bugs and more.

Read the Days Gone Remastered update 1.025.717 patch notes from Sony Bend, ... Added a new “Balanced” render mode to the Graphics menu. PS5. Balances framerate and resolution. Rendered at 1800p.

Review Days Gone Remastered (PS5) - The Definitive Version of a True Fan-Favourite 2,191 days later Other improvements include reduced input lag, an enhanced audio mix, and various minor bug fixes.

I quite liked Days Gone and I'm super into buying all the games I already bought on PS4 again for PS5 for £10 so I can get all of the trophies again. So I'll probably end up getting this. 0 ...

Days Gone probably falls into the category of games where a remastering was largely unnecessary. While it was a native PS4 release, it was fully playable on PS5 via backwards compatibility, and ...

Today during PlayStation’s latest State of Play event, Sony announced that Days Gone is being remastered. This new, improved, and expanded version of the open-world zombie game will arrive on ...

Sony recently confirmed that Days Gone Remastered will launch on PS5 on April 25, 2025, featuring enhanced graphics, new story content, and some fresh gameplay modes.Developed by Sony's Bend ...

Days Gone Remastered features upgraded graphics and audio, DualSense Controller support, new accessibility features and new modes. It’s also getting a PS5 Pro version to make the most of its ...

Days Gone Remastered features three graphics modes on the PS5 Pro, Enhanced, Performance, and Quality. In this gameplay comparison we will take a look at the differences between three modes ...