New Article:

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2018/05/14/five-ways-days-gone-differs-from-other-open-world-games.aspx

These two gameplay video made me remember Dying Light more often than Last of Us (I mean The Following, not main game).
Except melee combat everything looks nice.

Horde gameplay:

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2018/05/16/days-gones-horde-vs-game-informer.aspx

That actually looks super challengeing... a small 300 pack :p

It's definitely impressive tech but it won't be my favourite part of the game. I'm a stealth player and hate being rushed. 

Hope they show some more interesting horde locations. The one from E3 had a lot of paths and interactive elements. This just had some explosive barrels and dudes running in circles.

It needs an explanation? And why do you assume i was referring to a missing easy mode?

I am the type who "always" goes for the difficulty level above normal. This was also the case with Horizon Zero Dawn. Alas, it was still too easy, or maybe rather unbalanced.

Breaking down the gameplay loop:

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2018/05/17/breaking-down-days-gone-s-gameplay-loops.aspx

While we got a good look at some of Days Gone's main gameplay loops, players can expect plenty of other surprises along the way. "There's a lot of stuff in the open world," Jensen says. "There's a lot of content. We have roughly 1,200 dynamic events that can occur throughout the regions." From roadside ambushes to massive freaker hordes, Sony Bend is pulling out all the stops to make Days Gone its biggest and most ambitious game yet.

Another vid after the great article nobody read from yesterday:

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2018/05/18/revealing-the-ambitious-development-of-days-gone.aspx