You don't really understand what it is, but I knew it was dangerous, and I knew there was something very forbidden about that ... you lose the horizon. So there's no horizon in steerage, right?

Hummingbirds are a rare sight for some, especially in cities and areas with less vegetation. Luckily, there are a plethora of ...

Guerrilla Games should consider expanding upon the Base concept, first introduced in 2022's Horizon Forbidden West, for ...

Rather than meaning some type of slight toward Pope Francis or King Abdullah II of Jordan, what unites the countries unable to purchase Horizon: Forbidden West on Steam since January 21 is their lack ...

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to the open-world RPG Horizon Zero Dawn. While the new title is almost identical to the first game, it comes with better graphics, more polished gameplay ...

Sony is keen to get more people on PSN and is porting a lot of games to PC, but it's shooting itself in the foot by region-locking games like Horizon Forbidden West that don't even require an account ...

As of now, the Horizon MMO spin-off is still on the table, and the setting of a Forbidden West side activity would be a ...

This comes after Sony introduced the requirement of a mandatory PlayStation Network account for the game - despite the fact ...

Despite it being a move that's 'almost tank your only real live-service success of the year' unpopular, Sony has region-locked another game a staggering 10 months after its initial release. Picked up ...

Kou, who now lives in Horizon West, still runs the Asian food grocery stores. He and his wife, Hong, are also franchise owners of Paris Baguette stores, which sell cakes, pastries and other baked ...

An MMO based on Sony's Horizon IP has reportedly been cancelled. We first got wind of a Horizon MMO in 2022, when a report stated the project was in the works at Guild Wars' NCSoft. At this time ...

"The 'H' that I mentioned has nothing to do with Horizon" Horizon Forbidden West is region-locked on PC 10 months after release for some reason, subjecting millions to Sony’s shenanigans ...