After Aloy's incredible first adventure, Guerilla Games have outdone themselves with Horizon Forbidden West. Beautiful and enthralling, we delve deep into a post-apocalyptic America in this footage of the early part of the game.
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no.1 is Elden ring,
and there Is no ghost of tushima on the list,
I fear this man hasn't played ghost of Tsushima, hehe
The PC version of Forbidden West looks fantastic, runs brilliantly, and tells one of the more compelling action RPG stories I've yet played.
The PC version is phenomenal!! But I decided to play it with the dualsense controller on PC and steam supports the controller!!
You guys in for a treat.
This is the game we all waited for and sony delivers.
This is probably the best looking game I've ever played; the textures and materials are all top notch.
Playing on PS5 resolution mode.
The lighting is also insanely good, as per usual with Guerrilla.
I'll be honest, I'm only a few hours in but I'm feeling a little bit underwhelmed so far. In all fairness, I'm only just getting to the first real settlement and taking part in random quests from townies so I can level up a bit. I feel like the jumping is a bit janky and Ive already encountered a few "box moving puzzles". I wish they could come up with something new for these kind of puzzles. It's feeling a little too similar to other games. I obviously need to give it more time and I'm certainly not judging the game based on a few hours, but it just hasn't blown me away yet. O
I haven't left the daunt and every quest feels like it could be part of the main story.