Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered leaks just 7 years after Aloy's original open-world game, again prompting the question: 'How soon is too soon for a remaster, Sony?'
Sep. 18, 2024The original Horizon Zero Dawn is just 7 years old
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A Horizon Zero Dawn remaster has appeared on game rating site the ESRB.
Thelisting, which appeared on the USA’s Entertainment Software Rating Board this morning, is for ‘Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered’, leaving little to the imagination about what Guerilla might be planning for its robo-dino open-world RPG debut.
There’s no sign of a release date or any extra features attached to the Horizon Zero Dawn remaster. Sony does tend to opt for added value when it comes to re-launches,most notably The Last of Us Part 2’s roguelike mode, and given that we’re still without an official announcement from Guerilla, it seems likely we’ll learn more about what this particular remaster is bringing to the table at some point in the relatively near future.
In case you thought we were light on Horizon games at the moment, remember there’s also the blockyLego Horizon Adventures on the way, too.
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