Days Gone

Some games are developed with the expectation that they will get a sequel soon. And if this does not happen, fans are left dissatisfied, because the storylines were cut off in the middle. In addition, interesting mechanics can be competently developed in the next part. In this article, we will tell you about projects that never received a sequel, despite the hopes of fans.

Virtual entertainment that lets you explore entire worlds is one of the gaming industry's biggest trends. But such projects are nothing new — they’ve been released for decades. And over the years, so many fascinating games have come out that picking the right one is quite a challenge. To help you navigate this variety, we’ve compiled some of the most successful titles where you can lose yourself in captivating open worlds.

Sony announced Days Gone Remastered — an updated version of the 2019 game. Judging by the trailer, the differences from the original are minimal: PS5 owners can expect graphics on par with the current Days Gone running on PC at max settings. Many users online immediately mocked this kind of "rejuvenation" of a game that didn’t even need it. In light of this odd announcement, let's take a look back and recall other cases where game studios wasted effort and time on completely unnecessary remasters or remakes.

Open world games have long been the most popular genre in the industry. Almost every publisher has its own open world, designed for 40+ hours of completion. Among the games with hundreds of kilometers to explore, we have selected the 50 best.