Horizon Zero Dawn remaster: Release date and what to expect
radiotimes.comAfter some speculation, Sony has officially revealed the Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered release date – it’s launching at the end of October!
If you’ve not played the PS4 classic yet, or are looking to complete another playthrough, the remaster of Guerilla’s open-world adventure boasts improved visuals, boosted frame-rates and DualSense controller upgrades.
Expect a host of other improvements to the game and its included Frozen Wilds DLC, including its sound design and animation. Oh, and those fast-travel load times have been dramatically reduced.
Read on to find out everything there is to know about the Horizon Zero Dawn remaster release date and what’s been upgraded/changed. Skip to the end of the page to watch a trailer!
The Horizon Zero Dawn remaster release date is Thursday 31st October 2024, Sony has revealed.
This new updated version of the PS4 classic will be released on Halloween on PS5 and PC.
Joining it shortly afterwards is LEGO Horizon Adventures on PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch on 14th November.
There’s a lot of Horizon love going on at the moment if you can keep up with it all.
You will be able to upgrade your base PS4 or PC copy of the game to the PS5 remaster for a tenner. If you own a physical copy of the PS4 game, simply insert the disc into your PS5 and choose to purchase the upgrade.
Your save file from the original will work with the remaster so you can pick up from where you left off.
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You will be able to pre-order copies of Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered from 3rd October 2024, Sony has confirmed.
Pre-orders for the PS5 and PC versions of the remaster will go live from 3rd October.
We’ll update this page as soon as we’re able with pre-order information once it has been confirmed.
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