Sony and CD Projekt have announced that Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition will be coming to GOG on November 24th. And, as with all GOG releases, Horizon Zero Dawn will be DRM-free on this store.
Horizon Zero Dawn™ Complete Edition is coming to https://t.co/TiMFdAcy7Z on Nov 24 with a full GOG GALAXY 2.0 features support 🤘
Unravel the mysteries of a future Earth & explore a stunning open world in this award-winning action RPG!
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— GOG.COM (@GOGcom) November 20, 2020
Over the past couple of months, Guerrilla Games resolved most of the game’s PC issues. Aloy’s hair and mouse movement issues have been fixed, and Guerrilla has also addressed the bugged snow deformation effects. Not only that but the latest PC patch has fixed the game’s Anisotropic Filtering issues.
The game currently has Mostly Positive Reviews on Steam. And, to be honest, at this point I don’t expect to see a performance patch. Compared to Ubisoft’s recent open-world games, Horizon Zero Dawn runs significantly better. So yeah, don’t expect any major performance boosts via future updates.
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