Guerilla Games art and animation director Jan-Bart van Beek officially announced that remastered version Horizon Zero Dawn It will be presented on October 31. The game will feature over 10 hours of re-recorded audio, mocap, as well as improved character models, animation, lighting and textures. Horizon Forbidden West. That means it’s optimized for PlayStation 5 and compatible PCs, and even PS5 ProIt will be released on November 7.
In the announcement, van Beek explained that seven years is a long time when it comes to computer graphics, and that there have been many technological improvements since the game’s original release. Dutch video game developer Nixxes has worked on the remaster, which will feature improved audio and Atmos rendering to make it more immersive. It will come with a remastered version Frozen Wilds expansion and all additional lands, vehicles, and abilities as well. Those who get the PC version can also expect support for ultra-wide resolutions and performance-enhancing technologies. NVIDIA’s DLSS 3 AI-based rendering accelerator.
Accessibility features from the original game, such as switchable controls and haptic cues, have been carried over to this version. Additionally, there’s a new accessibility feature that can alert players to items they’re interacting with with voice and haptic feedback.
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered It will be available for purchase for $50, but those who already own the original game and the full release version can upgrade for $10, regardless of whether they purchased it on PS5 or PC via Steam or the Epic Games Store. The $10 upgrade will even be available to players who add the game from one of them to their library Sony’s Play at Home software gifts during pandemic quarantines. Fans upgrading with a PS4 game disc will have to insert it into the console every time they play, so they won’t be able to access the upgrade offer if they have a disc-less version of the PS5.
