"Days Gone Remastered Set for April 2025 Release"

Get ready, gamers! *Days Gone Remastered* is set to hit the PlayStation 5 on April 25, 2025, bringing a host of exciting new features to Bend Studio's beloved post-apocalyptic adventure. Announced during Sony's February 2025 State of Play, this enhanced version promises to elevate your gaming experience with additions like permadeath mode, speedrun mode, and more. Not only will you enjoy Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and PS5 Pro support, but you'll also dive into an enhanced photo mode, additional accessibility features, and a thrilling new arcade mode called Horde Assault. In this mode, you'll join Deacon St. John in taking down larger hordes of Freakers than ever before.

If you already own the PS4 version of *Days Gone*, you can upgrade to the PS5 remastered edition for just $10. And for those eager to see what's in store, check out the full first trailer for *Days Gone Remastered* below.

*Days Gone Remastered* is part of Sony's ongoing effort to bring PS4 favorites to the PS5 with enhanced features. When it launches this spring, it will join the ranks of other upgraded titles like *The Last of Us Part I* and *Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered*. And don't worry if you're a PC player; Sony has you covered too. Owners of *Days Gone* on PC can grab the new modes through the $10 Broken Roads DLC, which also includes access to new accessibility features, DualSense support, and an enhanced photo mode.

For a deeper dive into what *Days Gone Remastered* offers, check out the recent PlayStation.Blog post. Bend Studio has crafted this remaster specifically for the PS5, boasting improved visuals that you can enjoy in either Performance or Quality mode. If you're playing on a PS5 Pro, you'll experience even more stunning sights and sounds of Oregon, along with the immersive haptic feedback and adaptive triggers of the DualSense controller.

New players can grab *Days Gone Remastered* on PS5 for $49.99. Pre-orders kick off tomorrow, and those who pre-purchase will receive eight PSN avatars and five early in-game unlocks. For more details on everything announced during today's State of Play, head over to our comprehensive roundup here.