Now, world building has always been one of The Elder Scrolls’ strengths to begin with, but the way that Horizon manages to blend its story and all its side-plots and seemingly irrelevant errand missions into its magnificently crafted world is an incredible achievement.
For years, games have been chasing the Skyrim template, attempting to follow in the game’s footsteps, but we feel that the inevitable Elder Scrolls 6 would stand to learn a thing or two from Horizon: Zero Dawn.Īnd the first of those things would be world building. Yes, even open world RPG megaton The Elder Scrolls.
It is, admittedly, an overcrowded genre, and Horizon is more of a jack of all trades, master of none type of game, but their is much that games in the future can learn from the masterful adventure. Everything from the expertly crafted open world and the intense, strategic combat to the breathtaking visuals and the surprisingly well told story came together to make for an unforgettable experience that will be remembered as one of the best of its generation, a feat that is made even more impressive owing to the fact that all developers Guerrilla had worked on before were narrow, corridor first person shooters in the Killzone franchise.Īs such, we feel like Horizon: Zero Dawn has done a lot for the open world RPG genre. Like almost everyone else who played it, we absolutely loved Guerrilla Games’ Horizon: Zero Dawn.
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