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If you’ve gotten to the end of Horizon Forbidden West, you turn to your regular spectator and say, “I bet this is the end of that adventure. Each storyline seems to be neatly wrapped in a robot-dinosaur-shaped arc,” then It I’m sorry to be the one to tell you this, but Guerrilla Games just announced an expansion, but it’s not coming to PS4.
Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores sees Aloy continue her quest to rid the futuristic world of a Blight, though her journey now takes her to LA. I’m sure this isn’t just the narrative team’s way of working out frustrations with Hollywood producers trying their best to make the seemingly inevitable Horizon Zero Dawn TV series.
You can see the reveal trailer below.
Details on the Horizon Forbidden West expansion are extremely thin on the ground. According to the video’s description, the new campaign sees “Aloy chasing a sinister menace in the untamed wilderness of Los Angeles, now a treacherous volcanic archipelago”.
“She will travel to a dangerous new region south of the Tenakth Clan Lands, with a compelling storyline that picks up from where Horizon Forbidden West ended, new characters, adventures and more,” says game director Mathijs de Jonge in a PlayStation blog post.
“[LA is] an overgrown and broken city that can be fully explored by water and flying on the back of a Sunwing,” says de Jonge. and capabilities. To technically and creatively achieve this grand vision, we made the difficult decision to focus all of our efforts on creating an incredible experience exclusive to the PlayStation 5 console.”
The only other detail, and let’s face it, it’s an important one, is that Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores has a release date: April 19, 2023.