EARTH IS OURS NO MORE
Experience Aloy’s entire legendary quest to unravel the mysteries of a world ruled by deadly Machines.
An outcast from her tribe, the young hunter fights to uncover her past, discover her destiny… and stop a catastrophic threat to the future.
Unleash devastating, tactical at...
Experience Aloy’s entire legendary quest to unravel the mysteries of a world ruled by deadly Machines.
An outcast from her tribe, the young hunter fights to uncover her past, discover her destiny… and stop a catastrophic threat to the future.
Unleash devastating, tactical attacks against unique Machines and rival tribes as you explore an open world teeming with wildlife and danger.
Horizon Zero Dawn™ is a multi-award-winning action role-playing game – and this Complete Edition for PC includes the huge expansion The Frozen Wilds, featuring new lands, skills, weapons and Machines.
I got my hands on this game day one on PS4 and enjoyed it.
What differentiates this game from a herd of post Witcher 3 action RPGs is that it has a great concept, a unique and distinct idea that form a world and lore which makes a great game possible.
This one deserves the Complete Edition Title. A well done, polished version of the base game.
I dont't get the drama with data-collection / telemetry, Guerilla didn't choose to put it in there, thank Sony for that. Just use a firewall when using Windows.
So if you expect different classes and lots of choices to affect the storyline, you will be dissapointed. However if you enjoy action open world games with some minor RPG features and good storytelling, then you will enojy this game. I liked the main characters, the side characters are interesting and what I absolutely loved is the world itself - I mean postapo world with animal robots and tribe cultures - that's just so awesome. The combat is also engaging and the visuals are pretty good too. The only thing I didn't like were the climbing mechanics, these are really annoying. However they promised to improve them in the sequel - fingers crossed it's ported to PC eventually.
I am not entirey sure why this game gripped me by the guts and had me playing late nights. That's a rare occurrence these days, with me supposely being a grown-up and all, but I really liked the new, fundamentally optimist take on the apocalypse which is the foundation of so many games these days, and I enjoyed the way the backstory was told: revealed gradually as the main character dug into her background.
You have a relative freedom to explore, where a linear overarcing story can be freely mixed with mostly fun and reasonably varied quests. Whether I took short or long sessions with the game, I always found things to do and places to visit. The visuals were beautiful, and my budget GTX1660 GPU had no problems with the highest quality settings. The animations for the main character and for the machine opponents are very nice, with a sometimes stunning attention to detail and lots of variation. Human opponents look and feel less alive and less intelligent, bizarrely enough, but the game is mostly about fights against machines, and they are really well done.
Perhaps most notable, though, is the outstanding voice acting for the main character. Aloy is voiced with such passion (by Ashly Burch) that some moments in the dialog had me literally moved to tears or laughing out loud, and even her little comments on the environment and the actions you take are spot on for the character, all the way through.
As a Swede being used to cold winters, I love the way the character interacts with deep snow in the DLC, both how she walks and runs in it, and how it deforms to her footsteps and dodge rolls (and, I must admit, the occasional downhill butt-slide I made just for fun).
I hope the PS4/PS5 sequel, right now Sony-exclusive, will be ported to Windows as well. This was my most enjoyable gaming experience in years, perhaps in a decade. (FYI, I'm old enough -barely- to have played the original Pong when it was released.)
Beautiful game, and if you bump up the dificulty it can be a great challange too. story pulls you in and keeps you guessing till the end. Highly recomended
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