Tomorrow is the big day for all Horizon Zero Dawn fans. The game is set to arrive in the US on February 28, and Europe on March 1st. For those who preordered the digital copy of the action-RPG game, preloading is now ready.
Horizon Zero Dawn unlocks at exactly 9 PM PT in North America. Meanwhile, for other regions, there is no confirmed time yet on when it will become available. Fans who preordered the game will receive a dynamic theme, and a Nora Machine-Trapper Pack, says Gamespot. The weapons come with mods that aim to increase accuracy regarding damage and crafting resources. The file size for Horizon Zero Dawn is 39.485 GB.
Mind the gap. #London pic.twitter.com/VLaeL73z5X
— PlayStation UK (@PlayStationUK) February 26, 2017
Red Bull already sent out its tips and tricks to get the most out of the PS4 exclusive game. (1) Turn off HUD to fully see the games visual. Guerilla Games have set the game's HUD default to On, thus, turning it off reveals the full glorious visual of the match. (2) Turn Dynamic Pathfinding Off. The primary purpose of turning pathfinding off is to avoid confusion. Running in certain directions causes pathfinding to switch up and revert gamers back on track. Switching it off means allowing players to explore more. The other essentials listed by the source are gameplay specifics, to check it all out, click here.
In other news, Gamesradar detailed the images posted by Horizon Zero Dawn for promo purposes. According to the source, the developers reimages all UK big cities into something similar to robot-filled apocalypse era. Cities like Manchester, London, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Cardiff, Liverpool, and Birmingham are all transformed into beautiful pieces of art. Here are some of the photos posted by PlayStation UK on their Twitter page.
A City United against machines. #Manchester pic.twitter.com/4E49HtsWB5 — PlayStation UK (@PlayStationUK) February 26, 2017
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