Planning your trip into the Pacific Northwest with Deacon St. John requires clearing enough space on your storage drive. Bend Studio’s open-world action game features massive freaker hordes, dynamic weather, and detailed environments. These features mean the game requires a significant amount of data.

Because Days Gone features a fast-moving motorcycle and hordes of hundreds of "Freakers," a traditional HDD (Hard Disk Drive) may struggle to load assets quickly enough, leading to "pop-in" or stuttering. To get the smoothest experience while riding through the high-desert of Oregon, installing it on an SSD is highly recommended. Why Is the PC Size Different from PS4?

Installing the game on an SSD significantly reduces loading times and minimizes stuttering when traversing the vast open world.

However, don't let that initial number fool you. Once the game files are unpacked and fully installed on your system, the total footprint increases. For the of the game (including all patches and the free survival DLC), you should expect it to occupy roughly 70 GB of disk space . System Requirements & Storage Recommendations

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There is a major difference between the file size you download and the actual space the game occupies on your drive once installed. The Initial Download Size

While the minimum requirements allow for installation on a traditional hard disk drive (HDD), for Days Gone .

Approximately 70 GB of uncompressed data on your drive.

To ensure a smooth experience, ensure your PC meets these specifications: Minimum Requirements Windows 10 64-bits Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K@3.3GHz or AMD FX 6300@3.5GHz Memory: 8 GB RAM

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 (6 GB) or AMD Radeon RX 580 (8 GB) DirectX: Version 11