Mobile MMO Horizon: Steel Frontiers Has Already Drawn Significant Attention
Within four days of its release the clip topped 2.5 million views. A supplementary gameplay trailer drew an additional 225,000 views.
The project is being developed by NCSOFT and is primarily targeted at mobile devices. The game will also be available on PC via the company’s proprietary Purple emulator.
Most comments under the videos are negative. Viewers criticise presumed “predatory” monetization mechanics — none of which have been officially announced — and the absence of a PS5 version. Still, the like-to-dislike ratio (6.7K likes versus 3 dislikes) indicates the overall sentiment skews positive.
Some commentators argue Sony missed an opportunity by not unveiling its own multiplayer Horizon title — reportedly being developed by Guerrilla — alongside this announcement. Among the more vocal PlayStation fans there’s evident irritation; they feel their platform’s interests are being overlooked. That said, there may be sound reasoning behind such choices: NCSOFT is preparing its offering, while the Amsterdam-based project can carve out its own adjacent niche.
The project’s primary goal is to reach a new audience.
Source: iXBT.games


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