A new update is now available for Days Gone, introducing tweaks and fixes that improve the experience.
The 1.08 update, which is live right now in all regions, introduces some gameplay and progression fixes as well as performance and streaming improvements.
You can find the full Days Gone 1.08 update notes below.
Patch 1.08
Progression Issues
Fixed an issue where players wouldn't be able to save, fast travel, or pause after triggering the cinematic to "I've Had Better Days"
Fixed the issue that prevented players from completing ”Afraid of a Little Competition?”. Players may need to move as far back to where the Bounty Collector Merchant resides and return to the mission objective to trigger the cinematic
Fixed an issue where players were unable to complete “Searching For Lisa”. Players that were impacted will now see the Mission Complete screen
General Fixes
Overall improvements have been made to streaming and performance
Audio desync issue during cinematics have been resolved
Auto-save function will now save the correct number of saves to your save cloud account
With this update, we did not delete any of your current auto-saves. You can go into (Settings) > [Application Saved Data Management] > [Auto-Upload] to manage your auto-saves for Days Gone
The game should no longer crash when attempting to overwrite the oldest auto-save
Patch updates now retain your Difficulty settings
Fixed various bugs and miscellaneous crashes
The current plan for our team is to slow down the amount of patches we release but to add more fixes, features, and optimizations with each patch.
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Days Gone is now available on PlayStation 4 in all regions.
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