Days Gone Interactive Map
The Days Gone Map covers the entire open world, tracking everything that matters for survival, progression, and full completion. From massive Freaker hordes to NERO checkpoints, ambush camps, collectibles, and bike routes, this is a true all in one map for Days Gone.
Days Gone’s world feels dangerous because it is. Threats overlap constantly. Hordes roam near checkpoints, infestations block routes, and fuel scarcity shapes how far you can travel. Having the full world mapped turns that pressure into something manageable, letting you plan runs, clear regions methodically, and avoid getting caught out unprepared.
How to Use the Days Gone World Map
- Activities include Ambush Camps, Hordes, Infestations, NERO Checkpoints, and NERO Research Sites
- Collectibles include Anarchist Cairns, Characters, Herbology items, Historical Markers, IPCA Tech, NERO Intel, R.I.P. Sermons, Tourism collectibles, and the Camp Guitarist
- Locations include Encampments, Fuel stops, NERO Injectors, and Safe Locations
- Other includes Dog Toys, Motorbike Jumps, Nests, and miscellaneous world interactions
What the Map Can Do
Control danger instead of reacting to it
Days Gone punishes blind exploration. Hordes roam specific areas, infestations block fast travel, and ambush camps sit along common routes. The map makes these threat zones obvious, which lets you clear paths before they become problems.
Ambush Camps work especially well as early targets. Clearing them removes traps, reveals fogged areas, and opens safer travel routes. From there, you can move into infestations and checkpoints without constantly getting boxed in.
Hordes act as long term goals. Seeing all horde locations across the world helps you decide when to engage and when to avoid them until your gear improves.
Optimize NERO upgrades and progression
NERO content drives character growth. Checkpoints unlock injectors, while research sites and intel fill out the story and upgrade loop. Because these locations often sit near infestations or hordes, knowing what’s nearby matters a lot.
The map helps you chain NERO objectives efficiently. You can grab injectors, clear nests, and hit fuel stops in one run instead of making multiple risky trips through the same territory.
Plan travel, fuel, and cleanup
Fuel scarcity defines exploration. Fuel locations scattered across the map shape how far you can safely roam. With fuel, safe locations, and encampments all visible, you can plan longer routes without constantly worrying about getting stranded.
Late game cleanup becomes far less painful when you focus by category. Maybe you want to finish all NERO Intel, hunt remaining hordes, or clear every infestation. With everything visible, the world stops feeling hostile and starts feeling conquered.
Map Table
| Category | Example | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Horde | Mass Freaker swarm | Major combat challenge |
| NERO Checkpoint | Injector location | Character upgrades |
| Ambush Camp | Enemy hideout | Safer travel routes |
| Fuel | Gas station or can | Bike survival |
| Infestation | Nest cluster | Fast travel access |
FAQs
Does this cover the full Days Gone map
Yes. The map covers the entire world with all activities, collectibles, and locations.
Are all hordes included
Yes. Every horde location across all regions appears on the map.
Does the map include all NERO content
Yes. All NERO checkpoints, research sites, injectors, and intel are included.
What should I focus on early
Clear ambush camps and infestations first, then start chaining NERO checkpoints for upgrades.
Is this a complete Days Gone Interactive Map
Yes. Every major system and progression path is represented.
Credit: Days Gone Maps by Wand
