Horizon: Zero Dawn, the upcoming open-world action game from developer Guerrilla Games, is being built as a single-player focused experience.
"The core of the game is a single player experience," the studio's art director, Jan Bart Van Beek, told GamesRadar when asked about a potential online component, essentially dashing hopes of an added multiplayer mode.
That said, Guerrilla doesn't want Horizon to be a completely solitary experience, with Van Beek going on to note that "there are certain social features in there."
He also shared a few details about the game's character customization options, confirming that players will be able to tune Zero Dawn's heroine to fit their play style. "The XP system is mostly tied to the perk system, so you can develop and focus your character," he added.
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"The core of the game is a single player experience," the studio's art director, Jan Bart Van Beek, told GamesRadar when asked about a potential online component, essentially dashing hopes of an added multiplayer mode.
That said, Guerrilla doesn't want Horizon to be a completely solitary experience, with Van Beek going on to note that "there are certain social features in there."
He also shared a few details about the game's character customization options, confirming that players will be able to tune Zero Dawn's heroine to fit their play style. "The XP system is mostly tied to the perk system, so you can develop and focus your character," he added.
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