The Rumored Horizon Multiplayer Game Could Let Players Choose Their Own Tribe

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For some time now, it’s been clear that Sony views Guerrilla Games’ Horizon series as one of its most important properties. Beyond the franchise’s two main installments, a PSVR 2 spin-off and Netflix adaptation have both been announced that help to underline this. If recent insider leaks are to be believed, though, it looks like fans are going to be getting even more from the series in the next few years.

In addition to projects like a remastered version of Horizon Zero Dawn for the PS5, rumors suggest that a multiplayer title for the console and PC is also being explored by Guerrilla Games. If true, this development wouldn’t be too surprising. After all, ever since early art for the franchise was leaked, the idea of a multiplayer game has captivated players. Now that it looks like the concept could become a reality, the game would do well to lean into the tribal setup that the series has become partly known for since.

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As with all alleged insider leaks, it’s important to remember that players should take everything they hear with a grain of salt until an official source acknowledges it. Even if Guerrilla Games is cooking up a Horizon multiplayer spin-off, situations in the gaming industry can change at the drop of a hat. Based on the number of sources that have spoken about the idea, though, it’s fair to say that there are reasons to be optimistic about the subject. Horizon Forbidden West’s long-rumored DLC, which was featured in the recent leak, has been bolstered by recent comments by Lance Redick, for example.

If the Horizon multiplayer spin-off is eventually confirmed to be real, it’s easy to imagine the project being heavily influenced by Aloy’s