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Sony PS4 Horizon Forbidden West Special Edition Video Game
Delivery $34.95
Horizon Forbidden West Collectors Edition - [PlayStation 4 5]
Delivery between 8–12 Sept $35.88
originally posted on Smyths Toys
I very much enjoyed the original Horizon and while Forbidden West shows flashes of that greatness it is not anywhere near as polished with a lot of traversal glitches and quirks on display. Climbing has also become a chore, surfaces that look like they should be able to be climbed aren't and vice versa, the rope pulley mechanic is also poorly and awkwardly implemented. Aloy also moves somewhat awkwardly now with the mo cap animations with a strange input delay whenever you turn sort of like shes drunk. A lot of fights also feel rather unfair with no way to gradually gain the upper hand against multiple enemies if you get discovered, stick to stealth and if you get caught leg it or you'll get murked.Overall gameplay doesn't feel very balanced with a massive amount ... MoreI very much enjoyed the original Horizon and while Forbidden West shows flashes of that greatness it is not anywhere near as polished with a lot of traversal glitches and quirks on display. Climbing has also become a chore, surfaces that look like they should be able to be climbed aren't and vice versa, the rope pulley mechanic is also poorly and awkwardly implemented. Aloy also moves somewhat awkwardly now with the mo cap animations with a strange input delay whenever you turn sort of like shes drunk. A lot of fights also feel rather unfair with no way to gradually gain the upper hand against multiple enemies if you get discovered, stick to stealth and if you get caught leg it or you'll get murked.Overall gameplay doesn't feel very balanced with a massive amount of over steer to try and balance the original game mechanics when only a deft touch was necessary. Eg; Ropecaster in the original game was certainly OP, instead of hip fire always connecting just adding the need to wait for the shot to have maximum tension for it to latch to armour would have been enough of a nerfing the significantly slower firing rate of the early game versions at least makes the Ropecaster near useless against all but the slowest of enemies. Never in my 27 or so years gaming have I played a sequel that mechanically has taken almost exclusively steps backwards rather than forwards.
originally posted on bestbuy.com
This is one of my all time favorites. It's a must play game.It has everything that Horizon Zero Dawn offered plus a lot more. Although I liked HZD story better.Graphics: The best till date. I ended up using photo mode a lot which I typically don't care on other games. I would wander in the gorgeous open world.Gameplay: Definitely much better than HZD with so many weapons to choose from and with far better skills tree. Also, customization option on several things is so great such as easy loot, sprint option, bypassing resource pick up animation etc.Dualsense: I loved some of the dualsense features in the game when you use a bow, pry door open, walk through tall grass etc.Machines: New machines are awesome, especially Slaughterspine, Clawstrider and of ... MoreThis is one of my all time favorites. It's a must play game.It has everything that Horizon Zero Dawn offered plus a lot more. Although I liked HZD story better.Graphics: The best till date. I ended up using photo mode a lot which I typically don't care on other games. I would wander in the gorgeous open world.Gameplay: Definitely much better than HZD with so many weapons to choose from and with far better skills tree. Also, customization option on several things is so great such as easy loot, sprint option, bypassing resource pick up animation etc.Dualsense: I loved some of the dualsense features in the game when you use a bow, pry door open, walk through tall grass etc.Machines: New machines are awesome, especially Slaughterspine, Clawstrider and of course Sunwing which makes exploring so much fun in NG+. I completed main story after exploring most of the map in my first playthrough.Music: Amazing music overall, especially when you fight certain machines.Characters: I like Aloy's character but the new companions are great as well. Better voiceovers than HZD.Weapons: A lot of new weapons. You can choose whichever fits your play style.Armors: A lot of new armors to choose from. I love transmog feature to use best armor but use look of any other good looking armors.Load times are almost negligible most of the times. Fast traveling is much better. I love how easy inventory management is, anything beyond carrying capacity goes to your stash.Looking forward to Burning Shores DLC!
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The first Horizon game proved to be one of the most unique setups in recent gaming history, which made for a really fun experience, and so the sequel had a lot to live up to that didn't disappoint. Like any good sequel, it doesn't fix anything that wasn't broken but still adds on enough new gameplay mechanics to avoid feeling stale. The writing and performances are top-notch, with the characters feeling even more memorable this time around. The world feels more fleshed out than ever, and it just makes you want to learn as much as you possibly can about it.I especially loved the extra material included with the special edition. For just $10 more, it included a gorgeous matte steelbook, an art book with plenty of beautiful concept art and a digital soundtrack. This ... MoreThe first Horizon game proved to be one of the most unique setups in recent gaming history, which made for a really fun experience, and so the sequel had a lot to live up to that didn't disappoint. Like any good sequel, it doesn't fix anything that wasn't broken but still adds on enough new gameplay mechanics to avoid feeling stale. The writing and performances are top-notch, with the characters feeling even more memorable this time around. The world feels more fleshed out than ever, and it just makes you want to learn as much as you possibly can about it.I especially loved the extra material included with the special edition. For just $10 more, it included a gorgeous matte steelbook, an art book with plenty of beautiful concept art and a digital soundtrack. This could've easily been $80 or more, but I greatly appreciated the cost being kept down and providing a great value.
| Platforms | PS4 |
Sony PS4 Horizon Forbidden West Special Edition Video Game
Delivery $34.95
Horizon Forbidden West Collectors Edition - [PlayStation 4 5]
Delivery between 8–12 Sept $35.88
I very much enjoyed the original Horizon and while Forbidden West shows flashes of that greatness it is not anywhere near as polished with a lot of traversal glitches and quirks on display. Climbing has also become a chore, surfaces that look like they should be able to be climbed aren't and vice versa, the rope pulley mechanic is also poorly and awkwardly implemented. Aloy also moves somewhat awkwardly now with the mo cap animations with a strange input delay whenever you turn sort of like shes drunk. A lot of fights also feel rather unfair with no way to gradually gain the upper hand against multiple enemies if you get discovered, stick to stealth and if you get caught leg it or you'll get murked.Overall gameplay doesn't feel very balanced with a massive amount ... MoreI very much enjoyed the original Horizon and while Forbidden West shows flashes of that greatness it is not anywhere near as polished with a lot of traversal glitches and quirks on display. Climbing has also become a chore, surfaces that look like they should be able to be climbed aren't and vice versa, the rope pulley mechanic is also poorly and awkwardly implemented. Aloy also moves somewhat awkwardly now with the mo cap animations with a strange input delay whenever you turn sort of like shes drunk. A lot of fights also feel rather unfair with no way to gradually gain the upper hand against multiple enemies if you get discovered, stick to stealth and if you get caught leg it or you'll get murked.Overall gameplay doesn't feel very balanced with a massive amount of over steer to try and balance the original game mechanics when only a deft touch was necessary. Eg; Ropecaster in the original game was certainly OP, instead of hip fire always connecting just adding the need to wait for the shot to have maximum tension for it to latch to armour would have been enough of a nerfing the significantly slower firing rate of the early game versions at least makes the Ropecaster near useless against all but the slowest of enemies. Never in my 27 or so years gaming have I played a sequel that mechanically has taken almost exclusively steps backwards rather than forwards.
This is one of my all time favorites. It's a must play game.It has everything that Horizon Zero Dawn offered plus a lot more. Although I liked HZD story better.Graphics: The best till date. I ended up using photo mode a lot which I typically don't care on other games. I would wander in the gorgeous open world.Gameplay: Definitely much better than HZD with so many weapons to choose from and with far better skills tree. Also, customization option on several things is so great such as easy loot, sprint option, bypassing resource pick up animation etc.Dualsense: I loved some of the dualsense features in the game when you use a bow, pry door open, walk through tall grass etc.Machines: New machines are awesome, especially Slaughterspine, Clawstrider and of ... MoreThis is one of my all time favorites. It's a must play game.It has everything that Horizon Zero Dawn offered plus a lot more. Although I liked HZD story better.Graphics: The best till date. I ended up using photo mode a lot which I typically don't care on other games. I would wander in the gorgeous open world.Gameplay: Definitely much better than HZD with so many weapons to choose from and with far better skills tree. Also, customization option on several things is so great such as easy loot, sprint option, bypassing resource pick up animation etc.Dualsense: I loved some of the dualsense features in the game when you use a bow, pry door open, walk through tall grass etc.Machines: New machines are awesome, especially Slaughterspine, Clawstrider and of course Sunwing which makes exploring so much fun in NG+. I completed main story after exploring most of the map in my first playthrough.Music: Amazing music overall, especially when you fight certain machines.Characters: I like Aloy's character but the new companions are great as well. Better voiceovers than HZD.Weapons: A lot of new weapons. You can choose whichever fits your play style.Armors: A lot of new armors to choose from. I love transmog feature to use best armor but use look of any other good looking armors.Load times are almost negligible most of the times. Fast traveling is much better. I love how easy inventory management is, anything beyond carrying capacity goes to your stash.Looking forward to Burning Shores DLC!
The first Horizon game proved to be one of the most unique setups in recent gaming history, which made for a really fun experience, and so the sequel had a lot to live up to that didn't disappoint. Like any good sequel, it doesn't fix anything that wasn't broken but still adds on enough new gameplay mechanics to avoid feeling stale. The writing and performances are top-notch, with the characters feeling even more memorable this time around. The world feels more fleshed out than ever, and it just makes you want to learn as much as you possibly can about it.I especially loved the extra material included with the special edition. For just $10 more, it included a gorgeous matte steelbook, an art book with plenty of beautiful concept art and a digital soundtrack. This ... MoreThe first Horizon game proved to be one of the most unique setups in recent gaming history, which made for a really fun experience, and so the sequel had a lot to live up to that didn't disappoint. Like any good sequel, it doesn't fix anything that wasn't broken but still adds on enough new gameplay mechanics to avoid feeling stale. The writing and performances are top-notch, with the characters feeling even more memorable this time around. The world feels more fleshed out than ever, and it just makes you want to learn as much as you possibly can about it.I especially loved the extra material included with the special edition. For just $10 more, it included a gorgeous matte steelbook, an art book with plenty of beautiful concept art and a digital soundtrack. This could've easily been $80 or more, but I greatly appreciated the cost being kept down and providing a great value.
Let me preface this review mentioning that I knew when ordering the package did not include a disc.However, while the game is so much fun, and I love it. The lack of a disc started to sink in pretty quickly after opening everything up. Mostly because it includes a steelbook with the game codes, and spots for two discs. I imagine the 90+ GB download that was the digital version, and it including both PS4 and PS5 had something to do with it. But it's still a bit disappointing.At this point that's a minor quibble, the game itself is a great second outing. And the PS5 version looks amazing. There's this odd phenomenon where even though it's obvious they're digital characters. Guerrilla did something with the mo-cap and animation where things like eyes and mouth ... MoreLet me preface this review mentioning that I knew when ordering the package did not include a disc.However, while the game is so much fun, and I love it. The lack of a disc started to sink in pretty quickly after opening everything up. Mostly because it includes a steelbook with the game codes, and spots for two discs. I imagine the 90+ GB download that was the digital version, and it including both PS4 and PS5 had something to do with it. But it's still a bit disappointing.At this point that's a minor quibble, the game itself is a great second outing. And the PS5 version looks amazing. There's this odd phenomenon where even though it's obvious they're digital characters. Guerrilla did something with the mo-cap and animation where things like eyes and mouth movements in character interactions are good enough that my brain forgets about the uncanny valley. It's kind of difficult to explain, but like Pixar animation, etc. there's a quality to the characters that made me consciously think about the fact that I wasn't thinking about anything being off.I'm currently about 3/4 through, I believe, and so far the story is great too. If you're interested in playing Forbidden West I'd suggest playing Zero Dawn if you haven't. But other than that, get this game if you have a PS4 or PS5. You won't regret it.
Overall this is a really solid sequel to the original HZD, which I absolutely loved. My main complaints are with the graphics/performance, and lack originality compared to the first game.With the graphics, you have a choice between “favors resolution” mode which gives you stunning 4K resolution graphics but only at 30 FPS, or “favors performance” mode that gives you 1800P checkerboard rendering but at a smooth 60FPS.The problem is that resolution mode looks great picture wise, but 30 FPS is nearly unplayable to me for some reason, as even with the max motion blurring it still is very stuttery and not very smooth.On the performance mode the smoothness issues are totally gone and the game runs great, but certain items (most noticeably hair and vegetation) look ... MoreOverall this is a really solid sequel to the original HZD, which I absolutely loved. My main complaints are with the graphics/performance, and lack originality compared to the first game.With the graphics, you have a choice between “favors resolution” mode which gives you stunning 4K resolution graphics but only at 30 FPS, or “favors performance” mode that gives you 1800P checkerboard rendering but at a smooth 60FPS.The problem is that resolution mode looks great picture wise, but 30 FPS is nearly unplayable to me for some reason, as even with the max motion blurring it still is very stuttery and not very smooth.On the performance mode the smoothness issues are totally gone and the game runs great, but certain items (most noticeably hair and vegetation) look horribly low resolution and have some of the worst aliasing I have seen in a modern video game. Really I don’t like either setting, but tend to play in performance mode as smoothness typically takes priority and I just try to ignore the horribly low res vegetation and such.The other issue I have is with the story and game mechanics itself…. I guess on some level I should of expected this, but I just didn’t feel like they pushed the game forward enough. Like it feels and plays like pretty much the same game as before, but with some upgraded graphics (yet worse in some ways with the horrible aliasing like I mentioned above). They did add a few new game mechanics, but it essentially feels like just a giant expansion pack of the original. I was so blown away by the originality of the first game, but I guess this just felt like picking up where you left off in the other game rather than blowing my mind again. I am only about halfway through the game, so maybe there is still time for a few more surprises yet.
Horizon Zero Dawn was my favorite game of the PS4 era, so much so that I named 2 cats after it. Sadly this game just doesnt really feel like the natural successor to HZD and IMO just falls flat.I won’t go into full detail, but I’ll point out some of my gripes.1: The game constantly reminds you that friendship is power while all your friends sit around waiting for you to get to the end of the game.2: NO ONE EVER SHUTS UP! Like literally! Everyone you walk by will have somethingto say, Aloy herself will constantly remind you of the task that you’re currently doing and god forbid you stand next to someone at look at your phone because the person next to you will shout your name over and over again to try and fet your attention.3: They added in too many items ... MoreHorizon Zero Dawn was my favorite game of the PS4 era, so much so that I named 2 cats after it. Sadly this game just doesnt really feel like the natural successor to HZD and IMO just falls flat.I won’t go into full detail, but I’ll point out some of my gripes.1: The game constantly reminds you that friendship is power while all your friends sit around waiting for you to get to the end of the game.2: NO ONE EVER SHUTS UP! Like literally! Everyone you walk by will have somethingto say, Aloy herself will constantly remind you of the task that you’re currently doing and god forbid you stand next to someone at look at your phone because the person next to you will shout your name over and over again to try and fet your attention.3: They added in too many items for everything. Too many weapons with only marginal differences, too many varying upgrade materials needed. Its so bloated and it can really detract from the overall experience. I quit upgrading anything about 1/3 of the way through because I dont play games to experience tedium.4: The plot… It seems like they didnt know how to progress from the last game so they just made it a bigger bad than they first lead on… the reveal had me roll my eyes into the back of my head hard… and then at the tail end of the game they reveal an even bigger bad that just had me asking why it was even necessary in the first place, seems like something you do when you’re aready 3 games in and you’re out of ideas, not on game 2…Reguardless, I’m not a big fan and would recommend just replaying the forst game if youre getting that horizon itch.
I am a bit mixed with this sequel. I really enjoyed the first game. I liked it enough that I bought it again when it was released on PC and finished it along with DLC. The sequel however, was not as captivating as the first game was. Graphically the game looks great, sound quality is fantastic(using 5.1 surround) but story is just ok. Played for a out 40 hours but just couldn't finish the game. Wasn't as fun or enjoyable even after taking a break for a couple months, I couldn't get myself to finish it. The main character didn't get the development needed to make her memorable and returning side characters didn't get fleshed out either. Some will disagree and that's understandable, the game isn't for everyone, some may enjoy it more than others. I will try to give it ... MoreI am a bit mixed with this sequel. I really enjoyed the first game. I liked it enough that I bought it again when it was released on PC and finished it along with DLC. The sequel however, was not as captivating as the first game was. Graphically the game looks great, sound quality is fantastic(using 5.1 surround) but story is just ok. Played for a out 40 hours but just couldn't finish the game. Wasn't as fun or enjoyable even after taking a break for a couple months, I couldn't get myself to finish it. The main character didn't get the development needed to make her memorable and returning side characters didn't get fleshed out either. Some will disagree and that's understandable, the game isn't for everyone, some may enjoy it more than others. I will try to give it a fresh start again someday to see if perhaps my mind changes.
An absolute masterpiece! Horizon Forbidden West is everything I hoped it would be.The first game had a wonderful introduction to Aloy and her rise to save the world from derranged machines - Now in Forbidden West, her journey continues - Searching for a backup of GAIA to restore the biosphere and fulfill Dr. Sobek's dream.Machines: Some of the classic machines have made a glorious return, seeing them in action again brought a smile to my face. With also an even bigger list of brand new machines, definitely got me by surprise.Skill Tree: The upgraded skill tree in FW is fantastic, so many new options to enhance Aloy's skills - increasing her strength for upcoming battles.Weapons: The new weapons you find in different settlements are astounding - I keep finding ... MoreAn absolute masterpiece! Horizon Forbidden West is everything I hoped it would be.The first game had a wonderful introduction to Aloy and her rise to save the world from derranged machines - Now in Forbidden West, her journey continues - Searching for a backup of GAIA to restore the biosphere and fulfill Dr. Sobek's dream.Machines: Some of the classic machines have made a glorious return, seeing them in action again brought a smile to my face. With also an even bigger list of brand new machines, definitely got me by surprise.Skill Tree: The upgraded skill tree in FW is fantastic, so many new options to enhance Aloy's skills - increasing her strength for upcoming battles.Weapons: The new weapons you find in different settlements are astounding - I keep finding better weapons as I progress through the game, allowing me to tackle the more difficult enemies, giving me a powerful edge.Armor: The choices of outfits is vast - Now each selection of clothing has its own stats. No more are they just asthetic, but now they actually provide protection and adding their own extra skill - Each outfit has different stats - Which can be improved by upgrading at a workbench -- AND! You can now change the color of your outfit at a Dye merchant.Upgrades: In FW - Upgrading is essential - You're now given the ability to upgrade your gear as well as your outfits - Strengthening and inhancing your abilities, making you OP as heck. Enemies will be running after they see the heavy gear you're packingStory: The game being bigger than ZD - An impressive 98gb of memory installed onto your console - every gig is worth it - The story is absolutely amazing and just keeps on getting better. The character developement is beautiful - You can't help but feel proud after seeing Aloy and her friends grow - Working together to save the world.Exploration: The world of Forbidden West is huge and it's definitely worth it to slow down and explore. Mount up and take charge, Cauldrons, Side Quests, Machine sites and Rebel bases are everywhere. As well as new settlements occupied by interesting people to say the least. The exploration alone will take you some time to fulfill, but once you take it to the skies, the view is something to be simply amazed by.Overall: This game is beautifully designed - You can tell how much effort was poured into this software - I'm still running through, but I am enjoying every second of it - There are some tear shedding moments, but there are also times of victory and celebrations. I definitely recommend this game; literally to anyone who has inner rage they need to let out -- Or if you just want to escape from reality for 30+ hours.
A masterclass in beautiful sequels.Absolute gem of a sequel that builds on to the already well-established foundation of Zero Dawn.The scope of the entire game has been scaled up the max. The graphics are generational (even if it's also on ps4), the animations are vastly improved, the open world feels drastically enhanced and feels 'lived in'.The quest design feels great, negating the few bad puzzles that you'll run into through it's runtime. If you make it through those small rough patches, you'll really be in for a great and immersive experience throughout.The performance and graphical issues that people have mentioned were definitely a large smear literally and figuratively for the game at launch -- but -- they've been almost completely fixed. This game ... MoreA masterclass in beautiful sequels.Absolute gem of a sequel that builds on to the already well-established foundation of Zero Dawn.The scope of the entire game has been scaled up the max. The graphics are generational (even if it's also on ps4), the animations are vastly improved, the open world feels drastically enhanced and feels 'lived in'.The quest design feels great, negating the few bad puzzles that you'll run into through it's runtime. If you make it through those small rough patches, you'll really be in for a great and immersive experience throughout.The performance and graphical issues that people have mentioned were definitely a large smear literally and figuratively for the game at launch -- but -- they've been almost completely fixed. This game looks and runs like a next generation experience.
It seems like this game is a step backwards from the first. Even though they have introduced lots of new things, they have foolishly taken out important things aswell. The whistle is removed so it’s harder to lure enemies and the long dodge is gone, which makes the combat annoying. The combat is probably the worst part of the game now, it seems like the developers didn’t understand what made the first one fun, because they made too many changes to the combat system. Enemies are now really tedious and frustrating to fight. You can still get good at it, but for me the first one was much better at combat. I don’t think I want to get another sequel after what they have done to this one.
| Platforms | PS4 |
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