Days Gone

Days Gone tells the story of Deacon St. John's. A former member of the Reservoir Dogs motorcycle club suffers from the loss of his wife and wanders the open world, almost destroyed by an epidemic. It is inhabited by remaining groups of civilians, marauders, mad cultists, wild animals and freaks. The latter are like zombies. However, these are not the living dead, but living beings. And these monsters move much faster than any undead. Life After has two key features. First of all, it's a motorcycle. The main character travels long distances by bicycle. Its control mechanics are well developed. The vehicle goes into controlled drifts, jumps over bumps, etc. The iron horse needs to be refueled, repaired, improved and tuned. Without this, progress here will not be maintained. The second feature of Days Gon is the hordes of freaks. They sleep during the day and go hunting at night. These creatures gather in packs and attack the biker in hundreds. Their movement around locations is affected not only by the time of day, but also by the weather. Monsters are capable of attacking bandits or wolves. There are nests of these monsters on the map that need to be burned out. You can engage in open confrontation with enemies or sneak past them using stealth. The hero knows how to distract opponents by throwing stones and make silent kills by attacking from behind. Weapons include a knife, cleaver, sticks, clubs, bats, axes, pistols, crossbows, shotguns, machine guns, machine guns, grenades, Molotov cocktails, traps and mines. Melee weapons tend to wear out. They also need to be repaired and improved. The game features a trading system with settlements, crafting, leveling, side quests, a rich plot, battles with leaders and mini-bosses.