Horizon Zero Dawn™ Complete Edition

The game feels woke, and breaks its own world rules within four minutes of game play. More Sony is killing its physical media.

Jogo muito bom, eu pensei que não iria ver a luz do dia de tão viciado que eu estava.

[h1]Beautiful but Forgettable[/h1][hr][/hr][b]Horizon Zero Dawn[/b] is a game I wanted to like more than I did. The setting is interesting, the machines look great and the main mystery has some strong moments. But most of the game feels like a Ubisoft checklist. You scan tracks, collect plants, clear camps and follow markers until it all starts to blend together. Fighting the machines is easily the best part. The rest of the world looks beautiful but often feels stiff and strangely empty. Aloy never worked for me as the big PlayStation icon Sony clearly wants her to be. She is capable and likeable but also too safe and too polished to leave much of an impression. With the sequel, remaster and even the LEGO game, it feels like Sony decided Horizon should become a huge franchise before it had really earned that status.[hr][/hr][i]Great machines. Generic game.[/i]

Main complaint is I don't like the combat controls. Third person action games of this sort don't usually have a lot of aiming and shooting, but this one does. That creates a problem: use the gamepad or mouse and keyboard? For me, trying to aim in a shooter with a gamepad is frustrating and hard, even with time-slowdown. This is fixed if you play with a mouse and keyboard. However, now the melee is hard to manage. This is primarily because the mouse and keyboard implementation is lazy. Controls can't be remapped, and rather than design the controls for the mouse and keyboard it just substitutes for the gamepad. For example, rather than having the number keys directly map to items, you have to cycle left and right as if your keyboard was a d-pad. The game is somewhat woke. How is it in a remote tribal village, somewhat themed on Viking culture, you have every race represented for no apparent reason? And the developers noticeably went out of their way to make most of the leaders and heroes all minorities of some sort or another. It's also hard to see the protagonist in a positive light once you start killing humans instead of machines. I can see killing people who clearly did wrong according to the story, or in games that present some kind of wartime situation. But are soon slaughtering people in the hundreds, all white men by the way. For some reason representation wasn't important suddenly. I understand bandits are bad people but the brutality gets ridiculous. You speak as if you were this kind-hearted girl, who just happened to be drenched in blood 10 minutes ago.

Из минусов, со звуком явно в игре не все в порядке

♥♥♥♥ you Sony Bring Back Physic Disk and GAME ON PC ! LEARN YOUR ♥♥♥♥♥ PLACE ! YOUR A NOTHING WITHOUT YOUR Players SO BEND DOWN AND APOLOGY TO YOUR RULERS !