A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

Horizon Zero Dawn is epic on almost every level that is not only well crafted in terms of mechanics but beautifully designed.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is one of those rare games that actually feels like a AAA title. The level of polish and care that has gone into the game echoes throughout. It's an incredible journey worth undertaking, worth every moment you spend with the game.

Note: Review was conducted on a PS4 Pro using a 4K TV. The air is thick with anticipation. The hunt is on, and the Thunderjaw is going down. Best to set up some Tripcaster lines and hope they damage this massive beast that is one part machine, one part dinosaur, and all parts terrifying.

Horizon Zero Dawn was reviewed on a Playstation 4 Pro. The screenshots above all come from the Playstation 4 Pro version of the game. The reviewer did not test the game on a standard Playstation 4 during the review process.

Can you recall the time when Uncharted: Drake's Fortune was originally released? Developer Naughty Dog had up until that point proven themselves time and time again with Crash Bandicoot and the Jak & Daxter series, but it was obvious to anyone from the onset that this was in a class of its own, a...

Horizon Zero Dawn is a work of considerable finesse and technical bravado, but it falls into the trap of past Guerrilla games in being all too forgettable. For all its skin-deep dynamism it lacks spark; somewhat like the robotic dinosaurs that stalk its arrestingly beautiful open world, this is a...

Among an era of online multiplayer games and games with micro-transactions, it is a pleasure to see such a single player game being released. Definitely a must have for PS4

"Video game critics are jaded and bitter and hate everything" – A sentiment I've heard more times than I can count that I'm here to put to rest. Sure, critiquing games can be a grind but remember that the vast majority of us were gamers first, me included.

Living; breathing; fully realized world; Visually impeccable; 4K will blow minds; Characters you will fully invest in; Gripping narrative; Extra content adds hours of gameplay

This is only here so the box is not empty

When considering Horizon Zero Dawn is developed by Guerrilla Games, it'd be easy to make the assumption that it's a linear game set in an incredibly dark universe, with the gameplay focused on delivering as many bullets into enemies as humanly possible.