Horizon Zero Dawn was set in Northern Arizona – predominantly in Colorado and Utah – as well as parts of Montana in the United States, whereas the sequel Horizon Forbidden West is set in the south-western region of the United States, in parts of Nevada and central California up to the Pacific Coast. Whilst the PlayStation 4 version is locked to 30 FPS, unlike the PlayStation 5 version which supports 60 FPS, meaning Sony's latest console is now the most optimal choice if players want to have the best experience possible. The DLC isn't the only exclusive thing about Horizon Forbidden West, as it already came included with several features available only for PlayStation 5 users, such as: adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, performance and resolution modes, decreased load times and increased draw distance. RELATED: Horizon MMORPG Reportedly Being Developed By Guild Wars Studio
Underwater diving and high-altitude aviation are both available choices for exploration, and there are also many new machine threats lurking in the shadows of the city, so players will have to use all their experiences and knowledge of terrain traversal to overcome them.
The reason for this decision is due to the sheer size and scope of the expansion content, which allows players to fully explore the city of Los Angeles, though it is now in ruins according to the game's narrative. Burning Shores is set to release for the PlayStation 5 on April 19, 2023.
Burning Shores, the recently announced expansion to Horizon Forbidden West, will not be available on PlayStation 4 consoles, only Sony's current-gen console will receive the new DLC, according to a recent Guerrilla Games blog post.
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