Wait a minute, this is supposed to be a blog about finding hidden retro gaming gems, why am I writing about a AAA title that came out like a year ago? Well, I played it and I figured I would write a review since I don’t really play too many modern games. Hell, I only played HZD because it went on sale for 10 bucks. I can’t say this review is completely off topic either. One of the main reasons I stopped keeping up with newer games is my fatigue with FPS’ and open world games. I am just so tired of them and that’s all there are anymore. The whole “OMG ITS SOOPER DOOPER EPIC AND I CAN DO WHATEVER I WANT!!!” Thing wears thin when every game is like that. Fortunately, Horizon does enough different from its predecessors. For one, it actually has a plot. Rather than put you in the role of a nameless protagonist, HZD puts you in the shoes of Aloy, a young girl who has been raised as a tribal outcast in a post apocalyptic world inexplicably filled with high tech b
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