What The Hell Happened To Days Gone 2?

Of course, Sony and Sony Bend both say that the studio's next game is going to build on the systemic and emergent strengths of Days Gone. In that, the new IP might be able to avoid a lot of the same pitfalls that proved to be major stumbling blocks for their previous game.

If Bend can bring over a lot of the technology and ideas that they established with Days Gone and refine them further with their next game, they might be able to deliver a much better received product, especially if they can avoid the internal strife that Days Gone's production seemingly suffered.

Sure, it'll always be disappointing that Days Gone isn't going to get the sequel that so many people feel it deserved- but hopefully the future is going to look brighter for Bend, because above all else, it's clear that under the right circumstances, the studio is capable of making the kind of game Sony wants it to make.