Days Gone will likely be remembered as one of the more divisive PlayStation 4 exclusives. Yet, there?s one thing that most seem people to agree on. The game?s sprawling open world setting in Oregon features an incredible amount of detail, especially considering the dynamic way in which it can change based on the weather. It deserves additional praise for the number of Bend Studio developers in charge of designing it. According to Lead Open World Designer Eric Jensen, only five to six people were assigned to Days Gone?s open world team.
Jensen recently revealed this intriguing bit of information during a developer AMA on the title?s Subreddit. When asked what about his work made him the most proud, he responded with the following:

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