If you find dealing with Freakers in Days Gone Remastered too stressful, the game’s got you covered.
In aposton the PlayStation Blog, Bend Studio detailed some of the new accessibility features coming to Days Gone Remastered.
The post goes through the robust assortment of visual and audio features, as well as gameplay changes like the ability to change the game speed to help players deal with high-pressure situations.
Along with Days Gone Remastered on PS5, most of these new features will be coming to the PC version alongside the launch of the Broken Road DLC, which launchesat the same time as the remaster on April 25.
High Contrast Modes, Audio Cues, And Slower Game Speed
Days Gone Remastered will feature a thoroughly customizable high-contrast mode, with 11 different color options for enemies, interactable items, and the player to make them more visible in gameplay, along with the existing subtitle and high-contrast HUD options.
Players will be able to set these options from the initial setup menu before getting into the game when they launch it for the first time.
The remaster will also feature two new audio options, UI narration (which will not be available for the DLC on PC) and audio cues for collectibles to make them easier to locate, along with fully improved audio mixing.
UI narration will be enabled by default, and can be disabled from the initial setup menu.
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Perhaps most notable of the new accessibility features to most players is the new game speed options, which lets players change the speed of the gameplay from 100% all the way down to 25%, for players who have difficulty with their inputs and keeping cool as they deal with high-pressure situations, such as dealing with hordes of Freakers.
This may come in particularly handy during the remaster’s new Horde Assault mode.
Other gameplay features include the option to recenter the camera on attack, adjustable vibration intensity and field of view, and making the auto-complete QTE feature available on difficulty settings besides easy mode.
Accessibility features are now more of a consideration for developers than ever, especially withUbisoft’s recent release of their new free Chroma toolto make colorblind accessibility easier for devs.
Days Gone Remastered will include a host of other improvements from the original, includinga selection of graphical settingsand new gameplay modes, making use ofthe extra performance of the PS5 and PS5 Pro.
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