At that point, Lee and I promise we'll jab Sean with a sharp bit of scrap metal and get Horizon put on our best PS Plus games list! What do you think of the new footage? Is it anime enough for you? Is it hell enough for you? Let us know in the comments, you firey devils. Horizon Burning Shores is releasing on PS5-only come April 19th. The vibrancy of the blacks and red is what is really resonating though, making it look a whole lot more than just a hellscape.
It looks like hell, is what I'm trying to say - though given it's taking place in LA, that makes sense. Then you have the environment, which looks like the pits of Tartarus, Mount Doom, or something Seven Deadly Sins-related (I'm running out of my limited anime knowledge, apologies). Embedded below is a new combat trailer, showing off Aloy's latest combat moves - including one where she grapples towards the enemy robot Attack on Titan-style, leaps off for a timed R1 bumper hit, then lands on them like something out of Dragon Ball Z (please note, I understand nothing about Dragon Ball Z). Sony might be asleep at the wheel, but developer Guerrilla Games is on the case when it comes to doing any kind of actual promotion for this new stretch of Horizon Burning Shores story. So, you know those moves that Aloy pulls off when you fill an arbitrary meter (Valor skills) where she smears her face with face paint in a slow-mo close-up? Well, at the time we thought that was as close to the dramatic action of an anime like One Punch Man as we could get - until Horizon Burning Shores' new combat footage showed up, that is.
Horizon Burning Shores DLC new combat footage releases Horizon Burning Shores shows off new combat gameplayGiven that Horizon Forbidden West is now on PS Plus Extra and almost certainly one of the best PS5 games, we know that you have probably played it at this point.
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