"The Brazilian indie games developer AQUIRIS are today very happy and excited to announce a brand-new "Horizon Chase 2" update. The update “Viva La Fiesta” includes 3 new paints inspired by Latin culture and a new local multiplayer mode available for Mac and Apple TV. Also, general performance improvements were made to benefit all devices." - AQUIRIS .
Epic Games Publishing and developer AQUIRIS will release Horizon Chase 2 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on May 30, the companies announced.
Good question. I feel the industry is less capable of offering new generation defining experiences when tied to tech that is now over a decade old.
That I understand, but this is obviously not a game trying to push any graphical boundaries, looking like it is just trying to focus on fun. And it can be hard for these smaller studios and games to make money, so releasing to as big of an audience can make sense. But I totally agree with you on big, AAA IP's.
“I thought there have been loads of great indies this year then bam! September hit with an indielanche so let's hand out some awards.” - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums.
WTMG's Leo Faria: "This is the best kind of sequel. Horizon Chase 2 is the kind of game that makes its predecessor look and feel obsolete in comparison, with vastly better graphics, AI, tracks, and controls. It might not exactly have a lot of cars for you to choose, but there is still so much content in here that complaining about it almost feels like an annoying nitpick. Aquiris has clearly managed to outdo themselves, with this game being one of the best retro-styled racers available in any console or PC right now."
