Omar Banat
The trailer begins with Aloy riding a Sunwing through the clouds above a vast open ocean. As she dives down through the clouds, it’s clear that Aloy is actually flying much closer to land than the beginning of the trailer made it seem. She continues through the clouds and flies around multiple pillars of land that have lava flowing over their steep cliffs.
Continuing on the back of her flying mount, Aloy sees more dilapidated buildings being reclaimed by greenery. At one point she seems to be flying through the tendrils of a massive machine creature, but the full thing cannot be seen immediately.
Once the camera is fully backed out, you can finally see this creature takes up most of the hill where the Hollywood sign is still in decent shape for being over 1000 years old. Sadly, the giant machine finally wakes up at the end of the trailer and absolutely destroys the Hollywood sign.
As this sneak peek draws to a close it’s revealed that Horizon Forbidden West Burning Shores will launch on Apr. 19, 2023. However, the most shocking part of the trailer is the fact that it’s revealed to only be coming to PS5. The PS4 logo was nowhere to be seen while the PS5 logo was displayed right below the release date.
If you want to check out the entire Horizon Forbidden West Burning Shores reveal trailer for yourself, it can be found below.
While you’re here, it doesn’t hurt to scroll down just a bit more to check out the rest of the reveals that happened during The Game Awards.
Horizon Forbidden West Wins Best Game at Develop: Star Award 2022; Full List of Winners Inside Latest Horizon Forbidden West Update Brings VRR Support & 40FPS Mode Horizon Forbidden West: How to Start New Game Plus & What Carries Over Horizon Forbidden West: How to Respec Skill Points Horizon Call of The Mountain for PlayStation VR2 Reveals Gameplay; Horizon Forbidden West Getting Large Update
