When considering Horizon Zero Dawn is developed by Guerrilla Games, it’d be easy to make the assumption that it’s a linear game set in an incredibly dark universe, with the gameplay focused on delivering as many bullets into enemies as humanly possible.
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The Complete Edition includes The Frozen Wilds expansion, and everything else that released alongside the PS4 version, so if you didn’t get a chance to play that, and have a capable PC, it’s a no-brainer to go back and play it.
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It’s understandable that Sony doesn’t want to make it too good for PC gamers, but it is odd given the fact that Death Stranding ran on the Decima engine and took full advantage of it. The game also has improved reflections, which obviously helps improve the look of the water, and also makes the many metallic objects much more dynamic.Īfter the absolute delight that Death Stranding was on PC, It was a little bit disappointing to see that the game doesn’t support DLSS, which would have provided even higher frame rates at a better resolution. One of the biggest differences in the PC version is the fact that the game now has dynamic foliage, which makes a huge difference in Horizon Zero Dawn’s already beautiful vast terrain. With higher frame rates, I felt like I had more control in battles, and without dropped frames, I found myself dying less due to things that were out of my control.
I definitely feel like I could have pushed it harder, but was more than happy to have the increased frame rate. Running at 60FPS at 2560 x 1440, I was able to achieve a steady framerate of 60. The game allows you to set adaptive performance FPS at whichever frame rate you choose. The game ran quite well on my 2080 Super/3900x PC combo. The game supports Ultra Wide monitors, which I wasn’t fortunate to have connected, but know that it’d make the world look even more vast. The hardware on PC has allowed Guerrilla to live out their vision for the game graphically, and it’s made me more excited for Horizon Forbidden West and what the PS5 can achieve with first-party games. Everything looks crisper, more vibrant and runs so much better than it did on PlayStation 4.
From the moment that I got into that first cutscene and then into the game I was blown away. You’re met with an unskippable optimisation screen, which takes in all of your PC settings before launching you straight into the first cutscene, but it’s worth it. The experience booting up the game on PC couldn’t be anymore different from that of the PS4 version. I spent hours taking down robotic dinosaurs/animals on PS4 and I was more than happy to do the same on PC. The game was not perfect by any means, but even on PS4 it provided a wonderfully realised world, that was a genuine joy to explore.
When all is said and done Horizon Zero Dawn will go down as one my favourite games of this generation, and potentially my favourite new IP of the generation.
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