Announced at the end of February, the PC version of the ex-PS4 exclusive Days Gone has just found a release date, accompanied for the occasion by a new trailer.
Sony also announces that the Bend Studios game will support ultrawide monitors to experience Oregon in 21:9 format.
Also read:Days Gone: Steam unveils the system requirements for the PC version
The zombie apocalypse will take place on May 18
33 days. This is what separates us from the release of Days Gone on PC.
Available since 2019 on PS4 and recently upgraded to PS5, the open-world action game is therefore the third "big" console-exclusive game from Sony to make it unfaithful (Quantic Dream games aside).
Like Death Stranding and Horizon Zero Dawn before it, Days Gone will be available, at a full price of €59,99, on Steam and the Epic Games Store. We wish him a less chaotic launch than the latter, which had required several patches before being playable in good conditions. The required configurations have already been published.
Finally, remember that according to information from journalist Jason Schreier, the hypothetical sequel to Days Gone was nipped in the bud by Sony, disappointed by the somewhat lukewarm critical reception of Bend Studio's game.
