Summary
Days Gone Remasteredhas recently received a new update, introducing minor changes to the popular open-world title. Players will likely welcome the newDays Gone Remasteredupdate, as it solves a potentially annoying glitch.
The originalDays Gonewas released in 2019 for the PlayStation 4. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic version of Oregon after a zombie apocalypse, and features a drifter namedDeacon St. John on a quest to find his wife.Days Gonebecame quite successful, selling over 9 million copies, and it received a remaster in 2025. After its release,Days Gone Remasteredreceived positive reviews from critics, and it obtained an average critic score of 81 onOpenCritic.
Now, developer Bend Studio has officially released the 1.030.000 update forDays Gone Remastered. The patch is fairly small, fixing some stability issues and crashes, as well as one specific major glitch. According to the patch notes, the newDays Gone Remasteredupdate has fixed a streaming issue that could occur during the “We Make This World What It Is” mission, which prevented gamers from completing it. So, anyone who stopped playing due to this problem should download the patch right now.
The new patch comes on the heels of anotherDays Gone Remasteredupdate, which improved the title’s gameplay and performance, and enhanced the experience of playing it on PS5 Pro, including some improvements to the UI of the Horde Assault mode. This PS5 update was accompanied by a patch forDays Gone’s PC version, which tweaked several issues with horde navigation, UI, gameplay, and got rid of a few glitches.
SinceDays Gone Remasteredwas released, Bend Studio has been coming up with some pretty useful updates for the title, generally polishing the experience, which was already fairly stable at launch. The remastered version ofDays Gonehad some important graphic and gameplay improvements, as well as some interesting new details, too. For instance, gamers noticed thatDays Gone Remasteredadded a flashlight to Deacon’s neck, adding more realism to the experience, as the light would only appear in dark areas previously.
Sony has been releasing quite a few remasters of its gamesrecently, andDays Gone Remasteredis certainly among the good ones. Hopefully, the developers will continue to support the popular open-world action game, fixing any glitches that are still around, and maybe even introducing more content or features eventually.
