During a development update at Gamescom Opening Night Live, Horizon: Forbidden West's director Mathijs de Jonge confirmed the sequel wll hit PS4/PS5 on 18th February 2022.
Originally slated to have a "Holiday 2021" release window, Horizon Forbidden West was recently heavily rumored to be delayed to next year. de Jonge confirmed that the sequel is now on track for 2022, citing a healthy work/life balance was important for the Guerilla Games team as they developed Forbidden West during the 2020 pandemic and beyond.
"While the decision to move the game’s launch to 2022 certainly wasn’t easy," said de Jonge, "we’d like to take a moment to thank all of our fans for their unwavering support; we know how much you’ve been looking forward to reuniting with Aloy and her friends, continuing her story, and exploring a new and more dangerous world. Your passion, fan art, cosplay, virtual photography, and videos have meant the world to all of us."
Pre-orders for Horizon: Forbidden West will lift September 2, 2021. It was also announced that Horizon Zero Dawn will be getting a 4K, 60 FPS patch for PS5.
You can read IGN's in-depth story on why so many games have been delayed in 2021.
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Originally slated to have a "Holiday 2021" release window, Horizon Forbidden West was recently heavily rumored to be delayed to next year. de Jonge confirmed that the sequel is now on track for 2022, citing a healthy work/life balance was important for the Guerilla Games team as they developed Forbidden West during the 2020 pandemic and beyond.
"While the decision to move the game’s launch to 2022 certainly wasn’t easy," said de Jonge, "we’d like to take a moment to thank all of our fans for their unwavering support; we know how much you’ve been looking forward to reuniting with Aloy and her friends, continuing her story, and exploring a new and more dangerous world. Your passion, fan art, cosplay, virtual photography, and videos have meant the world to all of us."
Pre-orders for Horizon: Forbidden West will lift September 2, 2021. It was also announced that Horizon Zero Dawn will be getting a 4K, 60 FPS patch for PS5.
You can read IGN's in-depth story on why so many games have been delayed in 2021.
Continue reading...