Sony’s machine-infested, open-world extravaganza came out with a sequel in 2022. Sam, Pascal, and Josh join the show as we find out if Horizon: Forbidden West lives up to its predecessor. Let’s just hope that the haptic triggers on the PS5 controller didn’t give everyone carpal tunnel.
Did anyone have LEGO Horizon Adventures on their 2024 bingo card? What about RPGamer finally reviewing it on their 2025 bingo card? Sam Wachter finds love in this LEGO-verse, and it’s mostly amaz-bricks!
Sony announced a remaster for Horizon Zero Dawn. The remaster will arrive on PC and PS5 in October, with current owners able to upgrade with a hefty discount.
Sony and Guerrilla Games have revealed the PC release date for Horizon Zero Dawn. The action RPG will launch on Steam and the Epic Games Store next month.
Sony held its Future of Gaming presentation today, focusing on many titles coming to the PlayStation 5, as well as showing the new console itself. Included in the presentation were numerous RPGs, including a Demon’s Souls remake and Horizon Forbidden West.
Formerly a PlayStation 4 exclusive, Horizon Zero Dawn will be migrating to PC this summer. The game will be available in a Complete Edition alongside its Frozen Wilds expansion.
While it’s a bit later than usual, the RPGamer staff have decided to check in on last year’s resolutions. Did they make their 2019 goals? Let’s see what the staff have in store for 2020.
Considering it was a brand-new intellectual property, Horizon Zero Dawn succeeded beyond what most publishers would have expected. We have a lot of people ready...
In Guerrilla Games’ expansion to Horizon Zero Dawn, Aloy brings her particular brand of bowmanship north of the mountains, into the Banuk’s frozen territory. The Cut offers a major new foe, new allies, and new machines to pit her skills against.
What’s more metal than angry robot dinosaurs? While they may be what draws everyone in, it’s Guerilla Games’ amazing tale of dramatic struggle, sacrifice, and compassion that steals the show in this stellar game.
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