Rumour: LEGO Horizon Adventures Is Reportedly Real, a 'Realistic' Horizon Game But with LEGO | Push Square
The rumours surrounding a potential Horizon and LEGO crossover game have picked up steam today as Insider Gaming reports the title is called LEGO Horizon Adventures, and is essentially "Horizon Forbidden West but LEGO", and features «realistic graphics». In trying to envision what this game might look like, some people have pointed to LEGO Builder's Journey, which places LEGO pieces on a blank but colourful background.
The outlet then claims they've heard that an «advertisement trailer» for the project was recently completed, which could mean it appears in the PlayStation Showcase heavily rumoured to take place this month. The collaboration was hinted at last weekend — when it wasn't entirely clear whether this would be a game or a new LEGO set like the Tallneck one — but now it appears to very much be a new video game, if the suggestions are true.
What do you make of this latest claim? Are you interested in something like this? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Liam grew up with a PlayStation controller in his hands and a love for Metal Gear Solid. Nowadays, he can be found playing the latest and greatest PS5 games as well as supporting Derby County. That last detail is his downfall.
Yeah, I'm not against this. However, I don't want it to be designed like The Skywalker Saga since I found that game tedious. I hope it's the rumored PlayStation game that Sumo Sheffield has worked on for years because I really liked their work on Sackboy.
This might be the least excited I've ever been about anything ever.
Way too much horizon
We have the following coming/rumored:
Horizon remaster
Horizon 3
Horizon co op game
Horizon MMO
Horizon tv series
And now Lego horizon.
Hopefully this isn't the start of the showcase's lineup getting spoiled.
@americansamurai1 The remake might come this year, possibly the Lego one if it's a smaller game but the others are years away.
@Americansamurai1 and you've also explained why we're getting a LEGO (read: child-friendly) version of
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