Days Gone clearly has an active hub of players who have clocked some impressive hours within that Oregon trail sandbox over the course of a year. With 365 days gone in Days Gone (HA!), Sony Bend decided to celebrate with numbers highlighting just how busy the fanbase has been in the first year of Freaker-slaying action.

Days Gone has moments where it reveals its brilliance, but they’re buried under a litany of uninteresting and repetitive missions and numerous technical issues

With around 40 hordes inside of Days Gone and each one of these viral mosh pits numbering between 50 to 500 ankle-biters each, they’re dangerous enough on their own. But seeing them actually roam about? Now that’s an interesting wrinkle.

Sony's mildly-received zombie apocalypse sandbox has a date! February 22 in 2019. Here's a new trailer to celebrate the upcoming bikes and undead game.

In Days Gone, you'll need to take good care of your wheels as they're your primary way of staying alive in a world gone mad.

Another year has gone by and studio Sony Bend is apparently aware of the tepid response that Days Gone has received so far. Their solution? The most dangerous sandbox ever created in video games.

An open-world The Last Of Us might just be the most apt description for Days Gone. I just wish the human element was gone as well.

On the plus side, every Freaker in Days Gone does share a common goal of wanting to eat your face. Wait, that's not good.