summary
- Days To Moking Remastered improves graphical modes on the PS5 and PS5 Pro, boasting up to 4K resolution.
- Control your gaming experience with multiple options for performance and quality.
- Even PC players without DLC upgrades will benefit from world and gameplay enhancements.
If you didn’t know, Bend Studio’s Days is the latest PlayStation game to get remastered treatments and will be available from next week.
For those interested in the improvements the developers are adding to the zombie games, the planned technical specifications have been revealed, and they look quite like an upgrade.
The day has passed since I was able to get multiple graphical and PEFORMANCE modes on my PS5 and PS5 Pro
Bend Studio has revealed the graphical modes that PS5 and PS5 Pro players can expect when the game launches next week.
Base PS5:
- performance: 1440p/target 60fps
- quality: Native 4K/Target 30fps*
The studio says the base PS5 rendering settings are equivalent to “best” on a PC.
PS5:
- performance: 1800p/target 60fps
- quality: 2880p/target 30fps*
- Enhancement: 60 fps target using 1584p/PSSR
The PS5 Pro quality mode is sampled from 4K or higher. All modes for both the PS5 and the PS5 Pro are output in 4K. Players should also expect patches to be released per 40 frames, but no time frame is given for that.
In addition to the above settings, Bend Studio also has some graphical improvements that affect the game’s world when compared to the PS4 and PC versions.
Global improvements:
- New Atmospheric/Spatial Simulation Using Ozone and Spectral Optical Simulations
- Improves overall color tone and produces more accurate light intensity for the sky and sunlight
- Quite a dark night
- Improved screen space indirect lighting and surrounding occlusion effects
- Double Shadow Map Resolution
- Additional improvements
For PC players, you’ll see a leading update of improvements, even if you haven’t purchased a $10 upgrade to your Broken Road DLC.
- Dual Sense Haptic Feedback Support***
- Accessibility features
- Global graphical improvements
- New Atmospheric/Spatial Simulation Using Ozone and Spectral Optical Simulations
- Improves overall color tone and produces more accurate light intensity for the sky and sunlight
- Quite a dark night
- Improved screen space indirect lighting and surrounding occlusion effects
- Double Shadow Map Resolution when Shadow Quality is set to the highest
- Additional improvements
PC players who own the base game can pony $10 to receive a broken road DLC. This includes:
- Horde Assault – Survival Arcade Mode
- Permed mode
- SpeedRun mode
- Enhanced photo mode
Remastered will be released on PS5 and PC on April 25th. There are graphical and performance improvements, but make the overall gameplay experience the same. This is not a bad thing.
Read our 2019 reviews and get a better idea of what you’re into in terms of gameplay. Interestingly, Days is the last game release from Bend Studio. This is a canned live service project that developers are working on, resulting in job vacancies being cut.
who knows? Perhaps if this works out, a sequel will be announced.
