You Don’t Want to Know is a Main Story Mission in Days Gone. This walkthrough will guide you through all objectives of the “You Don’t Want to Know” Main Quest. Region: Crater Lake Quest Giver: Colonel Garret Storyline: A Good Soldier, Law and Disorder Requirement: having finished You Alone I Have Seen Reward: 7,000 XP, 550 Trust Wizard Island, 350 Credits Objectives: Locate Bounty […]

In Days Gone you will encounter so-called Hordes. They are the biggest groups of Freakers in the game. Taking down such a large group can be a challenge so this guide will show you the best ways to kill hordes. Easiest Way to Kill Hordes Use the Chicago Chopper gun, purchased at the 5th Camp […]

Scrap is an important and most commonly used crafting and repair material in Days Gone. Usage: Used to repair the bike and melee weapons (Field Repairs Skill). Also used in various crafting recipes, such as melee weapons and crossbow bolts. How to Get: The most reliable and fastest way to get Scrap is from looting […]

In Days Gone inventory management is an important step to stay alive. Crafting Materials are important to make items such as health bandages and Scrap is vitally important to repair the bike. How to Increase Inventory Limit: Buy the Survival Skill “Carry That Weight” to carry twice as many crafting materials, traps and throwables. Buy […]

In Days Gone you’ll be using Melee Weapons a lot. But is there a quick switch option to equip a melee weapon? The answer is: simply press R2 to quick attack with the melee weapon. These controls may be a bit confusing at first as you don’t really need to “equip” the melee weapon at all. […]

In Days Gone you have a Weapon Locker. But you may have noticed that weapons dropped by enemies cannot be stored in that weapon locker. So how to unlock new weapons?: Simply buy them. Only weapons you have bought from camp merchants get added to your locker. The ones you find from enemies cannot be […]

In Days Gone you can refill your motorcycle’s fuel with fuel canisters and at gas stations. But what to do when your bike runs out of fuel in the middle of nowhere? Luckily the game has an easy solution for that. First it’s important to keep an eye on the fuel gauge (the icon next to […]

Days Gone has a very long story that takes between 60 – 80 hours to complete. In such a long game you may wonder if there is Free Roam After the Story? The answer is YES, after the story you can continue to play in free roam and go back to all regions and camps. […]

Can You swim in Days Gone? The answer is No. You may from time to time land in water with your bike or simply try to swim through a lake and will notice a blue bar that’s slowly depleting. You can stay above water for only a few seconds and if you don’t get back to […]

Here is the full Days Gone Story Length Revealed: It took me 70 hours to finish the story, playing on easy difficulty with very thorough exploration (doing side tasks, collectibles and other activities along the way) and skipping the majority of cutscenes. This is basically the time to platinum as I did all tasks for it during the story. […]