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Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition (PC) Review

Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition (PC) Review

Posted on August 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Guerrilla Games’ Horizon Zero Dawn has come to PC, acting as yet another PS4 exclusive making its way to the platform. With enhanced visuals, performance and some welcome quality of life improvements, is this the definitive way to experience Aloy’s adventure?

Guerilla Games’ subverted expectations in the most spectacular way with Horizon Zero Dawn. Previously known for the competent yet ultimately underwhelming Killzone franchise, the studio bravely ventured into the realm of open-world games and produced something extraordinary.

Aloy’s debut adventure was a breathtaking glimpse at a post-apocalyptic world filled with mechanical beasts that are one of the only signs of how this society crumpled into nothingness before a new tribal identity rose from the ashes. Here, humanity flourished once more.
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