We already knew about the existence of LEGO Horizon Adventures, but no one expected it to come to Nintendo Switch. PlayStation Brings Aloy to More Platforms Beyond PS5 and PC – LEGO Horizon Adventures
LEGO Horizon Adventures brings one of PlayStation’s most famous characters to brick-and-mortar worlds.
In accordance with old Sony presentationGuerrilla Games is working on several formats around his Horizon saga. According to rumors, we already knew that the team was working on MMO franchiseand there are those who also dream of an additional adventure that will serve sequel to Horizon: Forbidden West. And among all these initiatives, a kind of cooperation between PlayStation and Lego which, having been revealed in leaks prior to the so-called “No-E3”, takes Aloy into the world of plastic blocks: LEGO Horizon Adventures.
As seen in the trailer above these lines, the new partnership between Sony and LEGO results in an action-packed adventure starring one of PlayStation’s great heroines. And, contrary to what happens with most Japanese strategy games, the game will simultaneously reach PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC for next Christmas.
As you can imagine, being a LEGO game, we’re talking about a colorful experience with comic touches. But don’t let that distract you from a fun adventure with giant bosses (and, of course, made of blocks). It should also be noted that Aloy’s funny adventures are acknowledged local and online co-op play to complete all your tasks in the company of a friend.
Other Summer Game Fest 2024 announcements
While we did know about the existence of LEGO Horizon Adventures from previous leaks, that doesn’t mean Summer Game Fest 2024 was without surprises. In this sense, Geoff Keighley’s event also featured several independent companies that have the potential to go viral and even Harry Potter: Quidditch Championsamong other games.
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