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A decent open-world game with a bad story and a disappointing world is still a decent open-world game. To be played after you've finished the greats.

Horizon Zero Dawn is disappointing. It has a story that I struggled to care about (complete with massive expository dumps—yay), a bland protagonist, and overtly repetitive and constraining missions that worked against its open world sensibilities.

Graphics: 55% Sound: 55% Replay/Extras: 50% Gameplay: 45% Family Friendly Factor: 30% System: Playstation 4 Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment Developer: Guerrilla Games Rating: ‘T’ - THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Alcohol and Tobacco Reference, Blood, Mild Language, Mild Sexual Themes, Violence}...

While I wouldn't go so far as to say Horizon Zero Dawn is the best open-world action-RPG I've ever played, it is quite memorable. You'll follow tribeswoman Aloy evolve from a young, naive exile into a battle-hardened savior capable of both fighting off the hostile and dangerous robotic beasts strewn...

Remember how it felt to see a Sawtooth for the first time That thrill, the excited fear, your heart thumping as you hide in the red gr...

Bewitching new characters; A welcome challenge for high-level players; New machines are deadly but fair

Not enough sidequests; Slightly tedious exposition at the end

Horizon Zero Dawn was really something, wasn't it It had a rich and gorgeous open world bustling with life and colour, a story that made us question everything we thought we new about life and mortal

Stunning location; New machines are great; Story is interesting

Skill tree doesn't really add anything

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I would've been truly surprised if I disliked this DLC. The main game was so impressive that there would have to be some serious missteps to turn me away. The story isn't as thrilling as the base game but the setting captivates and the increased challenge is fun to some and undoubtedly going to...

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