Horizon Forbidden West Player Discovers Heartwarming Tribute In The Open World
While being big and expansive, open world games like Horizon: Forbidden West tend to also hold numerous secrets and Easter eggs for fans to find. In fact, some are hidden so well, that years can go by without being discovered, such as one in a side quest from The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine expansion that was finally uncovered 7 years after the game launched. After releasing earlier this year, players have found tons of references to other franchises like Super Mario, Star Wars, and plenty more.
As one of the year's most acclaimed titles, Horizon: Forbidden West has seen plenty of buzz since its launch back in February. Fans have already begun noticing the small details that developer Guerrilla Games has worked into the experience from the small Cauldron icons printed on the various machine enemies indicating where they were created, to the Spear Drill weapon reacting appropriately based on the object its attempting to drill through. However, the game also features more prominent secrets to find, including one touching moment players can interact with.
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While exploring the western shores in Horizon: Forbidden West, one player who goes by hermiona52 on Reddit discovered a scenic location overlooking the distant city of San Francisco. With an Utaru-like mat to kneel on, candles, and flowers surrounding the area, main protagonist Aloy begins to read from a note as the passage of time begins. The message reads as follows:
«Here, we remember our friend, with a view as calming as his voice, on stone as strong as his spirit.
He was not just our rock, he was our oak, sturdy and stoic, whose presence brought us comfort and whose branches touched us all.
Rest in peace.»
After reading the
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