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Days Gone Is Getting New Game Plus And Two Additional Difficulty Modes
Are you ready to get on your bike for another deadly trek through the Pacific Northwest? Days Gone is getting a New Game Plus mode next week, where you can play through the journey again with everything you've already unlocked, from skills to credits.
But that's not all. If you're feeling up to a challenge, you can also explore two new difficulty settings - Hard II and Survival II. You can play NG+ on any difficulty level so these new difficulty modes are not exclusive to NG+ and can be played by new players or saves. New trophies are available in these modes.
Check out our review for Days Gone here, and get ready to ride or die (probably die a lot if you are on one of the new difficulties) next week! Read more at the official post on the PlayStation Blog.
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