Aloy’s second adventure is also about to arrive on PC: we are in fact talking about the porting of Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition.\r\nThe PS5 and PS4 exclusive created by Guerrilla (which you can also find on Amazon) is therefore about to officially arrive on personal devices too computer in its definitive edition, which includes all bonus content and the Burning Shores expansion in one package.\r\nAfter confirming the release date earlier this year, PlayStation has now revealed the requirements to make run the game as best as possible on your PC.\r\nHere, via PS Blog, are the official specifications of Horizon: Forbidden West in the PC version.\r\n\r\nThe porting will be carried out by Nixxes Software, which in the past has also involved in the adaptations of Ratchet & Clank and Marvel’s Spider-Man, and in this version players will be able to live the definitive experience of Aloy’s latest adventure.\r\nThanks to the collaboration with Nvidia, resulting in DLSS 3 support, Reflex and DLAA for an even more cutting-edge technical sector, Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition will be an even more mammoth title.\r\nHorizon Forbidden West Complete Edition on PC offers unlocked framerates, customizable graphics options and numerous performance-enhancing technologies, including including upscaling and frame generation of NVIDIA DLSS 3.\r\nSupport for AMD FSR and Intel XeSS is also confirmed. NVIDIA DLAA graphics refinement technology is available for the highest-performance systems. The game uses DirectStorage for faster loading on PC.\r\nAs you explore Horizon’s distant post-apocalyptic future, you’ll discover a wide variety of incredibly detailed landscapes that include lush forests, sunken cities, vast deserts, and majestic mountains.\r \nUltrawide format support allows you to enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of these environments. 21:9 Ultrawide, 32:9 Super Ultrawide and even 48:9 resolutions are available, with the ability to use triple monitor setups.\r\nHorizon Forbidden West first launched for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 on the 18th February 2022, while it will arrive on PC on March 21st.\r\nSticking on the topic, it seems that the multiplayer game dedicated to Guerrilla’s Horizon is not among the recently canceled PlayStation titles.\r\nBut not only that: some fans would like a remake of Zero Dawn with Forbidden West gameplay, although they doubt it will ever arrive.