Horizon Forbidden West
PlayStation / PC
- Editorial score
- 4.5 / 5
- Genre
- Action RPG
A huntress crosses a lush post-apocalyptic frontier where tribal life and rogue machines collide.
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01 / THE COLLECTION
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PlayStation / PC
A huntress crosses a lush post-apocalyptic frontier where tribal life and rogue machines collide.
PlayStation / PC
A father-and-son saga through the Nine Realms, pairing weighty mythic combat with an intimate story.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox
The deepest loot-and-build ARPG around — dark, dense and rebuilt fresh every league.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox / Switch
A generous free-to-play power fantasy of bio-mechanical ninjas, endless builds and slick movement.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox
A brooding open world of ruined kingdoms, colossal bosses and hard-won triumphs that reward patience and mastery.
PC
The purest competitive shooter: two teams, one bomb site, and two decades of refined tactical tension.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox
A beloved online fantasy epic whose long-form storytelling and community rival any single-player saga.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox / Switch
Cars playing football at 100mph: instantly readable, endlessly skilful, brilliant with friends.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox / Switch
A monster hunter's sprawling last contract: rich quests, grey moral choices and one of gaming's great open worlds.
PC / PlayStation / Mobile
A gorgeous anime open world of elemental combat, gliding exploration and generous free-to-play adventure.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox
A vast story-driven role-playing adventure where every companion, choice and dice roll reshapes the journey.
PC / PlayStation / Xbox
A neon-drenched megacity of mercenaries and megacorps, now polished into a dense, stylish role-playing ride.
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