Horizon Forbidden West: a major update on PS5 and PS4, all the new features presented in video
Guerrilla Games didn’t just show off Horizon: Call of the Mountain at tonight’s State of Play. Indeed, the studio also took the opportunity to announce the deployment of a major update for Horizon: Forbidden West. “This notably covers the New Game+ feature as well as the Ultra Hard mode for those who want to push the challenge even further, but also includes many quality of life features that we are sure will please our community: the transmogrification, which allows players to customize the appearance of an outfit to make it look like any other outfit, as well as the respec feature, which allows players to reset their skill points in order to redistribute them“, affirms narrative director Ben McCaw.
Before adding:Do you still think you can take down this Massacrepine? This update will come with a dedicated trophy pack that will allow you to track your victories as you rediscover the Forbidden West in Ultra Hard mode via New Game+! You’ll also find a new herbalist who sells animal components, and we’ve reworked temporal anti-aliasing to improve visual fidelity in Performance mode on PS5 and rendering on PS4 Pro. We are already working on an upcoming update that will feature variable refresh rate as well as 40 FPS mode, so stay tuned.“
Available now on PS4 and PS5, this update reminds us that Horizon: Forbidden West was released on February 18 on both machines.
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