Days Gone Remastered is officially rolling onto PS5 on April 25, 2025, and fans are pumped! With upgraded visuals, new game modes, and improved accessibility, this is the definitive way to experience Deacon St. John's post-apocalyptic journey. But you know what’s missing? A post-credit scene teasing

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have stayed frustratingly quiet about a sequel, but Days Gone has an insanely passionate fanbase that’s been demanding more since day one. A remaster is the perfect chance to drop a little something—a nod, a tease, a spark of hope. Here’s why the game needs that tease.

If you played the original, you know that Days Gone didn’t exactly wrap things up in a neat little bow. That final scene with O’Brian? Total game-changer. Freakers are evolving, and the virus is mutating—Bend Studio set the stage for an even darker, more intense sequel.

A remaster without a tease for what’s next would be a massive missed opportunity. Even a short, cryptic scene showing O’Brian’s next move or a glimpse of an even greater threat could reignite the excitement and remind Sony that the Days Gone fanbase isn’t going anywhere.

Think about it—Sony loves a good sequel tease. From God of War to Spider-Man 2, they know how to build anticipation. A cryptic end-credit scene in Days Gone Remastered would keep players talking long after launch.
It could be something simple—like a radio transmission hinting at a new threat, or Deacon finding a map leading to uncharted territory. Just enough to get the internet obsessing over every detail and keep the Days Gone name alive.

Days Gone ended with Major Garret and the whole NERO bio-weapon madness, but we never saw the full fallout. A post-credit scene could hint at:

Instead of just being a remaster, Days Gone Remastered could become a bridge to what’s next. And let’s be honest, a game this loved deserves a future.
Sony, if you’re listening—just do it. A post-credit teaser would send the fanbase into a frenzy and make Days Gone Remastered more than just an upgrade. With the sequel still up in the air, this is the perfect chance to reignite the fire.
So, Bend Studio—give us that scene. We’re ready.