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Bend Studio celebrates Days Gone's first birthday
The post-apocalyptic action-adventure Days Gone is turning one year old and developer Bend Studio celebrates by sharing some statistics.
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A year ago (well, technically a year and a day ago at this very moment), Bend Studio released the anticipated post-apocalyptic action-adventure Days Gone and to celebrate the game's first birthday, the developer shared some fun statistics on its official Twitter account stating; "A year ago, players took their first ride on the Broken Road. Thanks for sharing all the great memories you've had in #DaysGone and amazing photo mode screenshots! We love all of you!". It was revealed that 45 million hordes have been cleared in the 200 million hours played. Take a look at the full statistics sheet below.
We wish Days Gone a happy belated birthday.
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