Horizon Forbidden West

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Horizon Forbidden West Details

Release Date 18 February 2022
Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment
Developer Guerrilla Games
Director Mathijs de Jonge
Producer Floris Meertens
Writer Benjamin McCaw
Composer Joris de Man, Niels van der Leest, The Flight, Oleksa Lozowchuk
Series Horizon
Game Modes Single-player

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Enhanced for PS4 Pro/ Xbox One X Yes

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Rating 88/100

Rating (PS5) 88/100

Rating (PS4) 83/100

Horizon Forbidden West Review

By Akhil Arora (Feb 14, 2022)

Good
Looks and runs great on PS5
Score is splendid
Machines intricately designed
?Machine strike? is fun
New navigational tools
Valor Surge is helpful
Eases you into the game

Bad
World feels artificial and manufactured
Poorly-designed padding
Pushes you to grind
Story undercut thematically
Thorny cultural appropriation with clothing
Not all stealth hits are one-hit KO
Deceitful PS5 pricing, given free upgrade

Horizon Forbidden West — out February 18 on PS4 and PS5 — is an expansive game. For better and worse, that's typical of modern-day role-playing titles that are meant to serve as flagship products for gaming giants. In industry parlance, these are known as AAA releases. (For 2022, Horizon Forbidden West is one of three confirmed games — alongside Gran Turismo 7 and God of War Ragnarök — Sony is set to release for its elusive next-gen console, the PlayStation 5.) A lot of what Horizon Forbidden West does feels like a version of what is going around in open-world AAA games everywhere. The vast map is populated with endless icons, there's a lot of loot to be collected (a major annoyance in the aftermath of a big battle), and you're asked to grind your way through.

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