LEGO Horizon Adventures launches November 14 on PC

By Liam Dawe - 25 September 2024 at 8:29 am UTC

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered wasn't the only Horizon announcement from Sony's State of Play, with LEGO Horizon Adventures set to arrive on November 14.

Like other Sony releases it will require a PlayStation Network Account. They haven't mentioned the PlayStation Overlay though that breaks online play for Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT on Steam Deck / Linux with Valve's Proton, requires a workaround for Desktop Linux in God of War Ragnarök and will be included in Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered too. So we may have some issues with this one as well. Will have to wait and see.

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In a far future, where giant mechanized beasts roam a landscape reclaimed by nature and humans live in primitive tribes, an ancient evil seeks to destroy the world…

Join hunter Aloy as she leads a colourful crew of heroes on a quest to save the meadows, forests, and mountains of Earth from a man called Helis, who leads a gang of sunworshippers that follow an Ancient Evil shrouded in mystery.

Dive into a thrilling adventure alone, or with friends with couch co-op or online play, customize your home in true LEGO style, and uncover stunning secrets from Aloy’s mysterious past along the way.

You can follow it on Steam.

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Tags: Proton, Steam Deck, Action, Adventure, Sony, Steam, Upcoming

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CatKiller Sep 25

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It's a shame Sony are being so sloppy with their PC releases at the moment. The little one was intrigued by the setting of HZD but is too young to play it himself for now, so we built a Lego tallneck together. This would be a great alternative for him to play on the Deck if Sony weren't half-arsing their Deck support.

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Klaas Sep 25

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This might be the first game to tempt me into getting a PSN account, but no. Not this time.

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Mountain Man Sep 25

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LEGO games are essentially just asset flips, and yet I find them immensely enjoyable.

Last edited by Mountain Man on 25 September 2024 at 3:18 pm UTC

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GamingTFM Sep 27

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I always had weak spot for LEGO games, so I will check it for sure.

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Mrokii Oct 3

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From a visual standpoint I really don't like these Lego games and thus have never tried out any of them. Am I missing out on something or are they done for a younger audience?

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