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Sony's Bend Studio Unveils Post-Apocalyptic Biker Game Days Gone
Sony's Bend Studio announced Days Gone, a post-apocalyptic game starring what looks like a surviving motorcycle gang.
Not much is known about Days Gone at this point, but it looks like from the trailer that you'll be playing as a biker in a hopeless world. It looks to hold a theme of loss, as the main character recalls the memory of a loved one as he rides down the road on his motorcycle.
Gameplay shows some harrowing survival, motorcycle traversal, and brutal combat with other humans - and ghastly, zombie-like creatures. There's a lot of shooting, running, and holding out for survival against swarms of these monsters. The chase gets more and more intense as hordes of zombies corner our hero high atop a tower before the gameplay demo ends.
You can see the full trailer below.
No release date was given for Days Gone.
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