Horizon Zero Dawn™ Complete Edition ©2020 Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe. Developed by Guerrilla. “Horizon Zero Dawn” is a trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe. All rights reserved.
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Posted on: September 18, 2024
Codified84
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 964 Avis: 1
DRM Confirmed do not buy
This game is not DRM free, it requires an online connection. Absolutely no point buying here. Refunding.
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Posted on: September 29, 2021
iBeeze
Jeux: Avis: 4
Amazing game!
This game is really good, I can't believe it's on GOG! thank you both Sony and GOG. I have already played this on my PS4, but for any one who hasn't, this is a must-buy for all RPG fans!
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Posted on: November 29, 2020
mohammad-janbi
Jeux: 146 Avis: 3
Phenomenal Game, wish it was here sooner
This is a very good game, I never played the game before, although I heard high praisesI to bad i have bought this on steam .
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Posted on: December 30, 2021
TenderBabyMeats
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 7 Avis: 1
Stay away
I am one of the many that has never been able to get this game to run. It's basically a crash upon startup. I've tried all the fix recommendations I could find, none of them work. I didn't refund this game because I had hoped the developer would eventually address the issues with a patch (I played this on PS4 early on so I knew it was worth waiting for) but it doesn't look like that will ever happen. So I am now left holding this pointless entry in my games library as a permanent reminder to never wait again... If it is broke from day one, refund IMMEDIATELY.
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Posted on: July 5, 2021
datawraith236
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 910 Avis: 22
Mixed opinion
A decent Gothic-like game, although it's post-cataclysmic setting is closer to the world of Elex. I personally don't mind a female protagonist (didn't mind the male characters in Gothic, Risen, and Elex, either) but not letting the player customize the character was a flaw even back in 2001. 20 Years passed since Gothic 1, and we're still stuck with a prebuilt character. Gothic-like games had an unfortunate tendency of becoming more and more difficult: Gothic 2 was ok (sort of), NoTR made it very hard, Risen was too difficult, Elex was a punishment. Fortunatley, the devs managed to balance the game's difficulty, making Horizon a bit more difficult than Gothic 1 and a bit easier than Gothic 2 (note that i play on easy difficulty because my computer is slow and i don't want to die because of a framerate drop. Your mileage may vary). As mentioned earlier, Horizon, at first, may seem quite similar to Elex. I personally liked the story of Elex better. You also don't get to use hyper-advenced technology in Horizon (besides a set of advanced armor and a few occasiional heavy weapons that you can't keep after their ammo is depleted). Horizon doesn't make you join any of the in-game factions (well, strictly speaking, you begin as a member of one of the factions). A welcome change: finally a Gothic-like game that doesn't try to increase its replayability with a mandatory choice of factions (which, apart from giving you different armor and weapons, have little influence on the gameplay). The setting is what ultimately keeps you playing, the story is mediocre at best. You may also miss the ability to choose between character builds: you're stuck with a stealth archer (well, at least it worked in Skyrim), but there's no choice between fighter/(techno)mage/generalist builds. Yes, there is a skill tree with different paths, but you'll end up needing to develop almost all of them.
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