Days Gone

8/10

świetna szkoda że 2 części nie ma

There could be less side missions as they were repetitive. But overall it was a great game.

one of the best stories in a game ive ever seen great game i highly highly reccomend

September 5, 2026 — Just finished my first-ever playthrough of Days Gone, and I absolutely loved it. In a way, it feels like GTA 5 + Red Dead Redemption 2 + Left 4 Dead, and I really like that combination. I also love how generous the reward system is. You have different camps, and the more jobs you do for them and the more Hordes you take down, the more money and trust you earn from each camp. One of the downsides for me, though, is that even when you have maxed out stamina, the Hordes can still stay literally inches behind you. I really didn't like that. At first, it felt like the game wasn't helping the player at all because of how damn fast the Freakers are while Deacon feels freaking slow in comparison. I also understand that finding materials to craft things is part of the game, but it gets really annoying when I'm constantly running out of cans. For some reason, those things are so damn hard to find! It also would've been nice if looting dead enemies gave you some of the remaining ammo they had. I mean, if I just killed a guy carrying a gun, why can't I take the bullets he still has? Another thing I wish they had done differently is with the question marks (?) and random stranger encounters. I wish that when you checked the actual map, you could see where the encounter was happening instead of having to rely only on the minimap. Sometimes it was so damn hard to find where the encounter actually was. I also wish the NPCs had more variety in their appearances because seeing the same faces over and over again gets kind of tiring. It would've been nice to have more diverse NPC designs and more unique routines, too—like being able to interact with them more or seeing them actually doing different things around the camps. And speaking of NPCs, sometimes when I tried to run someone over, they were basically like a freaking wall. They just wouldn't move, and you couldn't run them over. I know they're NPCs, but sometimes it felt so weird. The rolling jump mechanic also gets annoying sometimes, especially when I'm in a hurry and trying to dodge Freakers. There were moments when I just wanted to quickly get out of the way, but instead Deacon would do that damn rolling and mess me up. The last mission also felt a little underwhelming to me in way that having people from the other camps come together and lend a hand in taking down the militia, but I was kind of disappointed that we didn't actually get to see them fight. It would've been so much more badass if we could've seen all those people from the different camps actually fighting alongside us. And lastly, I'm honestly sad and heartbroken after learning that this game was supposedly meant to be a trilogy and that Sony rejected the idea of a sequel. This game had so much potential to become one of the most badass and awesome zombie game series out there. It's honestly such a missed opportunity because the concept and the world they created were so damn good. Hopefully, the future holds brighter days for Days Gone, and someday we get to see and actually play the sequel this game deserves.

I would never leave my wife who just got stabbed on a plane with a bunch of randos in a zombie apocalypse, no matter what. 10/10 game, 1/10 decision making.