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is one of a very few first-party games that Sony is releasing this year, and now we have a release date, thanks to the the company aired on Tuesday. The kid-friendly spin on the Horizon series is coming to PlayStation 5, PC and Switch on November 14.
The soonish release date isn’t a huge shock, since the game was already lined up for a holiday 2024 slot. However, Sony by accidentally revealing the arrival date on the PlayStation website’s a few weeks back. Whoops!
We had the chance to try out Lego Horizon Adventures at Summer Game Fest in June and . It's generally faithful to the combat of the mainline Horizon games, with Aloy sneaking around for optimal angles from which to attack enemies and using her Focus to find weak spots on giant dinosaur-like machines. However, that's aligned with the kind of offbeat humor you'll find in many other Lego games rather than the broadly stoic seriousness of Horizon Forbidden West. Local and online co-op will also be available for the first time in a Horizon game.
This is a chance for Sony to bring the series to a whole new audience. Until now, the Horizon series has only been available on PlayStation consoles and PC (and PS VR2 in the case of ). This could also be a bit of a test run for Sony to see if some of its older games might find new digs, and many more players, on Nintendo systems.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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The soonish release date isn’t a huge shock, since the game was already lined up for a holiday 2024 slot. However, Sony by accidentally revealing the arrival date on the PlayStation website’s a few weeks back. Whoops!
We had the chance to try out Lego Horizon Adventures at Summer Game Fest in June and . It's generally faithful to the combat of the mainline Horizon games, with Aloy sneaking around for optimal angles from which to attack enemies and using her Focus to find weak spots on giant dinosaur-like machines. However, that's aligned with the kind of offbeat humor you'll find in many other Lego games rather than the broadly stoic seriousness of Horizon Forbidden West. Local and online co-op will also be available for the first time in a Horizon game.
This is a chance for Sony to bring the series to a whole new audience. Until now, the Horizon series has only been available on PlayStation consoles and PC (and PS VR2 in the case of ). This could also be a bit of a test run for Sony to see if some of its older games might find new digs, and many more players, on Nintendo systems.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
Console Bang News!