Horizon Zero Dawn™ Remastered

Decent game. I played the original on PS4 however many years ago. It definitely has some signs of aging, even as a remaster. Pathing can get a bit awkward when you/your mount get stuck on rocks along the way. Unlike the second game, elemental weapons seem like a bonus rather than necessary tools. The remastered version has access to very few mods which, if you like modding to increase a game's longevity, can be a bummer. Overall, still a good time.

JUEGAZO

I'm glad I decided to give this game another chance after forgetting about it for years. The story is especially worth playing through and immersing yourself in. The keyboard controls are done very well, and in my opinion, feel great. My one and only issue would be how the camera magnetizes depending on which way you walk, and you are not able to turn it off without finding a third-party mod or software.

O jogo é muito interessante!

Игра классная! Только я не заметил разницу от обычной версии.

Starts of a bit slow, but is really engaging once you get to the end of the tutorial and the plot picks up. Enjoyed the story, characters, and world building. Together with gorgous visuals it's the highlight of the game. Gameplay doesn't really pick up untill you aquire some of the diffrent weapons, tough it depends on what difficulty you play at, on the lower difficulties it's easy to ignore a lot of the weapons and just brute force and a the higher end they lean towards being massive damage sponges. Enemy encounters do become a bit repetitieve and it's tempting to just wear stealth bonused armor and keep running untill anything you aggro is leashed back to it's spawn point. And while a lot of the enemies you fight are fun, with intresting attack patterns, weak points, etc, there are some that basically are just Damage sponges with extreme fast movement that will just rush into mellee, slap you half to death while having few or very hard to actually exploit weakness, most of the enemies added by the expansion are guilty of this. Doubly annoying if you get two of those going at you at once. The UI can sometimes be problematic when using a mouse and keyboard, as using the scroll wheel to quickly move up and down in the inventory or data UI has a tendency to just go up and down or all the way to the top in an inconsistent manner. Inventory is a bit of a pain to manage, there is no quick way to compare weapon upgrades in your inventory with those on each weapon, you can't even sort the weapon/armour upgrade inventory by rarity or effect strenght. Quick use of consumables like potions and traps s is also cumbersome, as you need to quickly tap trough the entire list of items (plus the lure enemy and summon mount abilities) till you select the right one... in combat. And this is just a me problem, but most weapons and armour requiers currency and one or more specific enemy drops to buy. This resulted in me just carrying around a few of each enemy drop just in case I would need it to buy something which meant my inventory was always nearly full. The fact that some quests also need these drops (allowing you to instantly complete it if you carry it with you) didn't help put a stop to my hoarding behaviour. Annoying and frequent inventory managment while looting was the result, tough it's partially my own fault.

Väldigt kul och vacker värld!