Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Released

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Released
[Nov 01, 2024, 10:32 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered is now available for Windows on the Epic Games Store and Steam as well as for PlayStation 4/5, kicking off an updated version of this single-player action/RPG. The Launch Trailer offers a look at the upgrades that update the original's ancient 2017 graphics. And to be clear, a PlayStation Network account is required, even if you are playing this on PC. Read on for the details:

Explore a vast, vibrant world filled with fearsome machines and the mysterious ruins of a long-lost civilization, remastered with stunning visuals and new features for PC.¹

Take up bow and spear as Aloy, a young machine hunter and outcast of her tribe, as she discovers her origins, the truth of this mysterious world, and her own destiny to save it from impending doom.

On her journey, Aloy will come across unique tribes, lively settlements, and compelling characters and companions.

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Re: Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Released
Nov 2, 2024, 05:36

Zerg

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Re: Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Released Nov 2, 2024, 05:36

Nov 2, 2024, 05:36

Zerg

Jim wrote on Nov 1, 2024, 23:33:
Braden wrote on Nov 1, 2024, 18:44:
It'd be interesting to see how many people would be willing to suffer a Playstation account requirement if this was the long-overdue Bloodborne PC port instead.
they will whine about it but be playing the game at the same time, LOL

Gotta keep face, but can't lose out on the serotonin. Many people complain about 3rd party accounts/launchers, but as soon as a game in their favorite franchise gets released with such a requirement they will, of course, buy it.

I dunno, we all ignore the fact that we chose to make the publisher a third party by making Steam a de-facto mandatory second party if you wanna maximize your profits in the PC market.

Anyways, I also thought the H:ZD remaster arrived too early, but looking at the improvements it ain't just textures and models. The first Last of Us Remaster looked worse between the original and improved than H:ZD does between its versions.

You guys remember how bad we had it with all the "HD" versions of games way back when?