According to Days Gone𝄹 developer and community manager, David Lee, the team at Sony Bend already has post-launch DLC plans for the upcoming action-adventure survival horror video game.

The news came during an , in wꦆhich Lee responded to questions regarding Days Gone, ranging in everything from the game’s skills tree to in-g🐎ame items.

Responding to a question regarding potential DLC that might💯 contain expanded historical background on the main 🌊cast, Lee said:

“I think the main story will give that informat𒉰ion to you. We have announc꧋ed DLC, but we haven’t really announced what that DLC is yet. So, I’d keep an eye out for that. With the main story, yea, that should be sufficient enough to tell you the characters’ backstories and make you care about them one way or another.”

Days Gone - a PlayStation 4-exclusive - will feature a single-player story mode that will take players on a roughly 30-hour adventure through the post-apocalyptic Pacific Northwest. Due to the story-driven nature of the game, it would be pretty s🌞urprising if there wasn’t♛ some sort of call-back to the main characters’ pasts. Other games, such as The Last of Us, have been able to create bonds between players and characters by successfully tying together the past and present. It’s also hard to imagine that a stu🔯dio like Sony Bend would gloss over its characters’ backstories, especially considering their work on other character and story-driven titles such as Uncharted: Golden Abyss and Resistance: Retribution.

The qu🧜estion remains though: w🔜hat kind of DLC might be in store for Days Gone? The obvi🌟ous answer (and hope for many gamers) would be the inclusion of multiplayer. Days Gone will not include a multiplayer or co-🔯op mode at launch.🐟 The open-world nature of the game lends itself nicely to a co-op mode, while what we’ve seen in✨ terms of level design would seem good enough for a team deathmatch type of multiplayer mode, similar to The Last of Us’ multiplayer mode.

Perhaps the DLC could com🥂e as an additional ch💮apter in the Days Gone single-player story, maybe even feat༺uring other characters. Again, this would follo💮w The Last of Us’ lead, with its Left Behind DLC becoming available after the 💦original game launched.

Days Gone could do worse than to follow The Last of Us’ ꦇpost-launch blueprint. Either way, we are⛎ looking forward to finally getting our hands on Days Gone, 🧜and are excited to see what the team at Sony Ben🃏d has in store for us.

Stay tuned to TheGamer for our review of Days Gone when the game releases on April 26, 2019.

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