Horizon Zero Dawn™ Complete Edition

This game is just pure perfection. Every Single Thing of it.

Amazing open world game, but it crashes a lot.

Damn good game, with a beautiful open world, fun combat, and an enjoyable storyline. Ignore the incels on here complaining about playing a woman, older gamers have been playing as women since before Tomb Raider in 1996, I'm sure most of us can handle that.

Just... wow. One of the best (if not the best one) games played so far (for the many decades in PC gaming). The whole impression is, I'd say, amazing. I strictly mark this game as a 'mustplay'. PROS: * Plot/setting: 5 stars of 5. * Gameplay: 5 stars of 5. * Programming: 5 stars of 5. * Sound/music/voicing: 5 stars of 5. * Graphics/visuals/models/animation: 5 stars of 5. CONS: * If feels short. Not because it's really short (first playthrough took about 160+ hrs.), but because such perfect product will always feel too short. THANKS: * I'd like top thank Sony for decision to port it to PC. * Special thanks to Sony and GOG for the game made available here. * And of course, thanks to the Guerrilla team for creation this masterpiece. Keep it up guys!

In a scene graph, the camera is the most important object attached to it. It represents what the user sees in the environment. It doesn't matter how anything else runs if the camera object is bad. Everything is displayed through that object. So when the camera is hideous, the user has to decide if the developer made an error in development or if something in the software glitched. After much research I've found that this is a developer issue. The swaying camera side-to-side was a design decision and there are no user settings to prevent it. It is nauseating and disorienting. I've no idea why they thought this disconnected camera was a good idea. It serves no good purpose but to sicken the user. This is similar to becoming sea-sick because of the viewed environment shifting unnecessarily. I have looked for a third-party solution to the camera issue to no avail. Typically mod-makers or trainer tables might implement camera related options not in the software. Unfortunately I have found countless complaints about the camera but no concern shown by the developer/publisher about the issue. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME! Warning to people susceptible to motion sickness: the camera in this game arbitrarily shifts side to side and can cause severe disorientation. There is no way to prevent this behavior in the software. The developers intended to cause discomfort to its users with this design. While this is clearly noticeable in 16:9 display ratios, it becomes extreme for ultra widescreen. Much as flashing lights can cause nausea, epileptic episodes, headaches and vertigo, this camera shifting/swaying can cause the same. Shame on the company for not offering a user option to lock the camera in place to prevent this. The latest version appears to be 1.10 and that means the company has had numerous opportunities to implement and deploy this. It is now apparent the caused discomfort is intentional as it has not been addressed. This PSA brought to you by another gamer.