Best Days Gone Mods

Days Gone is the latest addition to Sony’s growing library of PlayStation exclusives available on PC, so naturally, modders got right to work on figuring out how to mod Days Gone.

While the mod scene for Days Gone is still expanding, there are already a number of ways to improve gameplay, boost performance, and add new content to Bend Studio’s zombie survival game.

In this list, we’ll highlight the finest Days Gone mods on PC, including the top Days Gone bike mods, weapon mods, cosmetic mods, and more.

We’ll be updating this list in the future as the game’s modding community puts out extra mods, so make sure to check back and let us know if we missed any of your preferred ones!

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We suggest installing TheNeru’s X Resilient Melee mod as the initial mod, which increases the durability of melee weapons by 10 times.

The enhanced durability affects most melee weapons in the game, though there are a few exceptions, such as the compact axe/hatchet and the lawnmower machete.

It’s a major adjustment for Days Gone’s ridiculously unrealistic default durability, which causes most weapons to break after just a few hits.

Another useful weapon mod you should consider installing is Spooder’s Improved Shotgun Range mod, which increases the range on all shotguns by 10 times their default value.

However, before you go further, keep in mind, this mod is not compatible with any additional modification that alters shotgun projectiles.

Now it should be much easier to take on swarms of Freakers throughout the game’s enormous world.

If you’re a devotee of zombie movies, particularly Dawn of the Dead, then you may get a kick out of this next mod that tweaks Days Gone’s visuals to look more like the iconic classic.

Dawn of the Dead – Reshade mod primarily focuses on enhancing the hues, contrast, and sharpness perception, providing the game a more vivid, cinematic look.

Modder kyOuZz_- has included three versions: the standard version, one that removes the mod’s blurring effect, and another that addresses any performance issues.

Romero Swarmers is another zombie movie-inspired mod that attempts to replicate the zombie behaviors found in esteemed film director George A. Romero’s iconic classics.

Essentially, this mod makes it so Freakers throughout the world stay at their standard walking speed even after they notice you.

The only downside is it only works on solitary Freakers and not the swarm that chases you periodically during scripted moments.

If you’ve seen everything Days Gone has to offer and are now looking for a way to extend your enjoyment with the game, turning on cheats will do you good.

Created by modder Heilos, the Debug Cheat Menu mod will let you access Days Gone’s debug options and alter settings typically only seen by the game’s developers.

Here, you can manipulate Days Gone’s weather and time of day, acquire each weapon and item, and much, much more.

If you have a powerful machine but still aren’t satisfied with Days Gone’s performance on PC, then you may want to consider installing Alan Poster’s Not a Reshade mod.

As its playful title suggests, you’re not altering the game’s visual art style but rather Unreal Engine 4’s performance as it relates to Days Gone.

This is done by overhauling numerous effects that yield enhanced reflections, God rays, crisper shadows, improved ambient occlusion, and reduced stuttering.

Keeping a consistent supply of fuel in Days Gone can prove time-consuming, so we really appreciate modder Navsigda coming up with a way to reduce the frequency of having to refuel your bike.

Once installed, the Multiple Fuel Tank Capacities mod allows you to set custom fuel tank volumes for Deacon’s motorcycle from predefined options.

The options start at 50% extra and go up by 50% intervals until topping off at 250%.

We’ve already highlighted a few remarkable creations from modder Spooder on this list, but his Overpowered Series is among the finest the Days Gone modding scene has to offer at the moment.

Each one raises the damage value for a specific weapon in the game, including an AK-47 mod that packs 3x, 5x, or 10x the punch of the default version.

There’s also one for making Deacon’s Boot Knife extremely overpowered and another that significantly buffs the Crossbow.

If crossovers are more your favorite cup of tea, then why not give modder Crazy Potato’s Hunk mod a spin for some thrilling Resident Evil meets Days Gone action.

It essentially swaps out Deacon St. John’s model and replaces it with the merciless Umbrella operator as he appears in Resident Evil 2 Remake.

He doesn’t come with any additional goodies or weapons to speak of, so this is more of a novelty for fans of Resident Evil.

Another aesthetic mod that’s not linked to any other game franchise is the Outfit Options for Deacon mod created by Luxos.

It allows you to modify Deacon’s default outfit to any of the other ones he’s seen donning throughout the story.

Note that any outfit you choose will appear 100% of the time during gameplay but only show up in about half of the game’s cutscenes.

If you’re unimpressed by Days Gone’s frighteningly massive horde size, you can always up the challenge with this Huge Hordes mod created by Aigmir.

This mod increases the difficulty and size of hordes you’ll encounter throughout the game based on your location in the open world.

It starts with 200 enemies at Tier 0 (Little Bear Lake horde) and ends with 600 enemies at Tier 5 (Crater Lake Region) though you go even higher (up to 999 Freakers), assuming your PC doesn’t catch fire first.

As gratifying as it is to rip apart Freakers using various bats, blades, and projectiles, there’s definitely room for even more excessive violence and bloodshed.

With Heilos’s Explosive Gore mod, you can paint the town red by increasing the amount of blood and guts that shoot out anytime an enemy takes damage from you.

It’s compatible with most opposing types in the game, including Breakers, Newts, Humans, Reachers, Screamers, and Swarmers.