Exciting news for gamers and fans of the Horizon series – Horizon Forbidden West is getting a re-release in a dazzling Complete Edition, and it’s not only for the PlayStation 5 but also making its way to PC early next year.
Game director Mathijs de Jonge shared the details of this comprehensive package in a post on the PlayStation Blog. The Complete Edition includes not only the base game but also the Burning Shores DLC, a digital art book, and soundtrack, a digital copy of the Horizon Zero Dawn Vol. 1: The Sunhawk comic book, a unique pose, and face paint for Photo Mode, along with some in-game items to aid you on your epic journey.
For PS5 players, the wait is almost over, as Horizon Forbidden West: Complete Edition is set to launch on Friday, October 6. However, PC gamers will need to exercise a bit more patience, with the release window slated for “early 2024.” The game’s PC port is in the capable hands of Nixxes Software, the same developer that assisted in bringing Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered and Miles Morales to the PC last year. It will be accessible on both Steam and the Epic Games Store.
While it appears that the Complete Edition primarily targets those who have yet to experience Aloy’s adventures, there might be some overlap with existing fans. The bonus content in this edition seems to align with what was already offered in the Digital Deluxe edition of the base game. However, it remains unclear if there are any distinctions in the art books, soundtracks, or Photo Mode extras.
Notably, the Complete Edition comes at a significantly lower price point compared to the base game and its Digital Deluxe edition, at least in the United States. It’s priced at $59.99 USD, with no UK pricing revealed at this time. In contrast, the standard edition of Forbidden West, without the DLC, is priced at $69.99, while the Digital Deluxe Edition (sans DLC) costs $79.99. For those who haven’t embarked on Aloy’s latest adventure yet, this new release offers an enticing entry point.
