Horizon: Forbidden West Burning Shores, the expansion for Guerrilla Games and Sony Interactive Entertainment’s open-world game, is finally here, over a year after the debut of Horizon: Forbidden West. This sequel to Zero Dawn and its The Frozen Wilds offers players a world that needs Aloy more than ever before.
The reason for the expansion is not immediately clear, but players will quickly notice the amplified dynamism of the clashes. Walls corrupted by a mysterious luminous mold are ready to fall apart at the slightest solicitation, while flying enemies demolish columns and landscapes, making the game’s staging even more explosive.
The main adventure of the expansion is not very long, as players can complete it in about seven hours. However, it is not to be underestimated, as it offers several evenings of fun, along with the opportunity to explore various collectibles.
Exploration is the focus of the expansion, and it is why one of the three new machines in the expansion has been introduced – the Plano Dive. This winged creature is a more agile variant of the Solcasole, and it can dive into the water and explore the ocean floor before rising to the surface and soaring through the clouds.
Forbidden West Burning Shores offers an exhilarating gaming experience with amplified dynamism and renewed focus on exploration. The expansion is not very long, but it offers several evenings of entertainment and the opportunity to explore various collectibles. With the introduction of the Plano Dive, players can experience a more agile variant of the Solcasole and enjoy exploring the ocean floor.