Days Gone Release Date: 26 April 2019 (PS4)/ 18 May 2019 (PC)/ 25 April 2025 (Remastered) Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment Developer: Bend Studio We're not going to focus much on the politics but rather speak on the beautiful game and creative game that is Days Gone . It is a fresh take on zombies ( or rather 'freaks' as they're dubbed here) in a modern post-apocalyptic world, which always causes humans beings to revert back to their most basic need of survival, therefore turning on each other and fending for themselves. Gameplay: Graphics: Just as most first-party PlayStation video games, Days Gone focuses on realistic visuals that resemble the real world in so many ways. Similar to Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, it takes Unreal Engine 4 to its' limits in terms of visuals and making the world appear to be something you could believe exists exactly how it is. This is one beautiful video game. Art Style: With photorealism being the main aesthetic for ...
1UP Gameplay: Release Date: 14 Feb, 2019 Developer: 4A Games Publisher: Deepsilver Graphics: Continuing the tradition of the Metro video game series, Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition brought an improved visual quality as one of the first video games to showcase the new RTX/ Ray tracing Technology by Nvidia. Although personally I cannot see these changes because the original is not yet out of date visually, I do find that there are some heavily added particles, especially with the snow in Moscow. Funny thing I have tried launching this on my 1060 MAXQ (3GB) laptop before realizing that's not possible as it's below the minimum requirements for not having RTX. Art Style: The art style remains the photorealistic dark parallel universe where everything is dull and nothing is good to look at, the type of world made only for survival. Although the more the world is explored through the crews' travels the more colours seem to pop through different seasons and en...