Guerrilla Games
is working on Horizon Forbidden West: The sequel to the action RPG hit Zero Dawn is slated to hit the market in 2021 for
PS5 and
PlayStation 4 - the release is apparently planned for the second half of the year, as has been shown repeatedly from
Sony promotional videos. The creators have already published the first recordings and trailers for the new adventure, but players still have to wait for tangible information. After all: Ashly Burch, the voice of heroine Aloy, reveals small bits of information in a recent interview with GamesRadar. Horizon 2 will be "bigger and better" than Zero Dawn. Similar statements came recently from the developers themselves, who described Forbidden West as an adventure like you've never seen it before.
Burch is currently in the recording studio to record for Horizon Forbidden West. "I can't say much," commented the voice actors, but added that "all the things that the players loved about Zero Dawn - the great world, the engaging story, the great gameplay - just got more and better in Forbidden West are." Burch is impressed with the story she was introduced into before the recording began. (buy now € 79.99)
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Horizon Zero Dawn. var lstExcludedArticleTicker = '1366925,1366007,1365471,1365482'; "The new areas to which Aloy travels; the tribes that she meets; the story that unfolds" have obviously impressed the spokeswoman. "It was like having a child around the campfire," Burch describes her introduction to the story. "During a recording I keep thinking to myself that I finally want to play this scene," she continues. "So yeah, I think players will enjoy it".
