Introducing new PlayStation Studios collectible figures from Spin Master, launches starting this August
blog.playstation.comAt Sony Interactive, we’re always looking for opportunities to bring our players closer to some of PlayStation’s most beloved games – and that includes bringing to life collections of physical products to add to your home decor. Today we are pleased to reveal a new collaboration with Spin Master, a leading toy company, to introduce The Shapes Collection – a new line of collectibles, based on our hit PlayStation Studios titles. This includes iconic characters from God of War Ragnarök, Horizon Forbidden West, and Ghost of Tsushima.
The highly detailed figures deliver the interactive storytelling element of these titles in an all-new way, extending the gaming experience from digital to physical. This creative line takes inspiration from details in each game, with interchangeable accessories and dozens of points of articulation to pose and display each figure in your collection of memorabilia.
The first in the collection to launch is a 6-inch deluxe figure of Aloy from Horizon Forbidden West, which is available for pre-order now on PlayStation Gear (where available) and Amazon in US and Australia.
The first in the collection to launch is a 6-inch deluxe figure of Aloy from Horizon Forbidden West, which is available for pre-order now on PlayStation Gear (where available) and Amazon in US and Australia.
Deluxe Figure 6-inch Aloy, Horizon Forbidden West
Core Figures 6-inch Kratos and Atreus (God of War Ragnarök), Varl (Horizon Forbidden West), Jin Sakai (Ghost of Tsushima)
PlayStation Studios developers have closely collaborated on this new creative lineup from Spin Master, and share details they are most excited about with the PlayStation community.
“It was a great pleasure to work on the Aloy and Varl figurines together with Spin Master.
They are based on the actual digital sculpts used for the game, something you can really see in the final result. We made sure the many articulation points made sense and even the finest textural detail shows up on the figures.
