Horizon Zero Dawn was celebrated on launch, and now the sequel is finally close by. Horizon Forbidden West sees Aloy traveling West – duh – and looking for more answers. She quickly runs into hostile tribes that have adapted to live alongside and use the machine monsters in the overworld, and this quickly turns Aloy’s adventure into a very complex one indeed.
Luckily, it’s also incredibly memorable, according to FTW’s Horizon Forbidden West review, written by Kirk McKeand. He said; “Outside of a few small issues, Forbidden West feels like the game Guerrilla wanted to make with Horizon Zero Dawn. The world is better, the way you move through it is improved, and the variety and quality of the enemies you face are only rivaled by the versatility of the arsenal you use to bring them down. Characters are deeper and the writing is occasionally as sharp as the tip of a mechanical spear. From that first trip into Plainsong to the secrets you can unearth beneath the desert of Las Vegas, Forbidden West is stuffed with moments that will take root in the memory.”
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With that in mind, Horizon Forbidden West seems like the PS5 game that console owners have been begging for since 2020’s launch, and now finally we can all dive in – once the game goes live, of course. If you want to know when you can play Horizon Forbidden West in your time zone, just read through our time zone list below.