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Mahler speaks from personal experience, having navigated a similar transition with No Rest for the Wicked. His studio famously pivoted from the critically acclaimed Ori Metroidvanias to a gritty action RPG. Despite a turbulent Early Access launch with some mixed feedback, a series of diligent updates has turned the tide, leading Mahler to believe the game is on track to become a long-term, evolving success.
Concrete player impressions will emerge once the community gets hands-on experience later this year. For those eager to test the waters of this post-apocalyptic spin-off, registrations for the Horizon Hunters Gathering playtest on both PlayStation 5 and PC are currently open.
Following the reveal of the multiplayer Horizon project, Guerrilla’s leadership addressed concerns regarding live-service models: “Our passion for creating single-player experiences remains unchanged, and we are committed to continuing that legacy.”
Source: gamesradar.com
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