GamingThe most interesting thing about Days Gone is its PC settings menu

Days Gone rolls onto PC today, bringing the post-apocalyptic adventures of motorcycle rider and denim jacket and baseball cap enthusiast Deacon St John into a new era of uncapped frame rates, ultrawide monitor support, keyboard and mouse controls, and enhanced graphics effects. It might not be the most beloved first-party PlayStation exclusive to ever make the jump to PC, but having played the first couple of hours of Bend Studio's open world zombie 'em up, there's no denying it's a handsome-looking port, standing shoulder to shoulder with the technical improvements we saw in both Death Stranding and Horizon Zero Dawn.

I can't say the PC version has changed the way I think about Days Gone the game, admittedly - to me, it's still a rather bland and very bloated take on open-world zombie-ing - but I can say its settings menu is probably one of the best I've seen in a long time. It's properly great, and more games should adopt its approach to real-time graphics changes and in-menu performance meters going forward.

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