Days Gone Video Series Looks at the Wilderness, Pre-order Bonuses Detailed

Sony and Bend Studio recently released the first episode in a three-part series taking a deeper look at Days Gone. Coming exclusively to PS4 in April, Days Gone is set in the Farewell Wilderness; “a unique landscape that is as beautiful as it is dangerous.”

According to John Garvin, Creative Director of Bend Studio describes the Farewell Wilderness as follows;

Travelling the abandoned highways of the Farewell Wilderness is deadly. You’ll pass through thick forests of ponderosa and pine (filled with wolves), venture into naturally formed lava tube caves (filled with Freakers), and ride up steep trails to snow-covered peaks offering spectacular vistas (mind the Marauders – and Freakers — and cougars).

Riding the broken roads through Days Gone offers landscapes that change quickly and dramatically, a living, breathing world – filled with things trying to kill you.

The Farewell Wilderness features the “natural beauty of Oregon’s High Desert” which saw tens of thousands of survivors flood into the area. However, it wasn’t as safe as it first seemed.

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In the video above, Bend Studio give fans an in-depth look at the Farewell Wilderness. More videos will be released in the coming weeks and in the lead up to Days Gone’s release on April 26, 2019.

In addition to the video, Bend Studio and Sony also released details of pre-order bonuses and the special and collector’s editions. You can check it out below. 

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Fans can pre-order both the special and collector’s editions now. They include;

  • Special Edition
    • digital mini artbook
    • digital soundtrack
    • three additional drifter bike skins
    • additional early skill unlock
    • Theme
    • steelbook
    • physical soundtrack
    • 48 page mini-art Book by Dark Horse Comics.
  • Collector’s Edition features everything from the special edition 
    • Collector’s Edition statue
    • set of patches
    • 6 pins
    • 4 decals

Days Gone will be available exclusively for PS4 on April 26.

Leo Stevenson
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