The highly anticipated video game "Horizon: Zero Dawn" will be released on March 1, 2017, two days sooner from its original release date in the UK. But, the release date of the game in North America on February 28, 2017, remains the same.
"Horizon: Zero Dawn" is an upcoming video game developed by Guerrilla Games and will publish by Sony Interactive Entertainment exclusive on PlayStation 4. Guerilla Games is known for its "Killzone" franchise, a first-person shooter game that was also exclusive only for PlayStation gaming console.
'Horizon: Zero Dawn' game play
"Horizon: Zero Dawn" is an action role-playing game that is set in a post-apocalyptic world with robotic creatures known as Machines. A player will play the character of Aloy, a hunter and an archer. The game is played from a third-person view that will defeat the robotic creatures.
According to Trusted Reviews, the character of Aloy in "Horizon: Zero Dawn" will utilize his skills to defeat the strange robotic creatures. He can use the robotics components against them after the player crafted his own weapons or tools. Aloy will use the loot parts of the robotic creatures to adapt in the apocalyptic world.
'Horizon: Zero Dawn' will not bore players
According to GameSpot, Guerilla Games intentionally delayed the release of "Horizon: Zero Dawn" as the game is too big. "It's very big. We have a lot of quests; we have a lot of different regions as well. We have a lot of different Machines," Guerilla Games said.
The developer added that when its staff did a play test on "Horizon: Zero Dawn" players had noticed that it's time-consuming. "We have so many components. We just want to raise the quality on the different areas," Guerilla Games explained.
Meanwhile, the character of Aloy in "Horizon: Zero Dawn" is female which the developer explained that the gender wasn't it's criteria for this game. The developer decided a female character as it believes it is important to figure out Aloy's personality. "Horizon: Zero Dawn" can be pre-ordered at Amazon from $60 in U.S. and £44 in U.K.
