Sony has announced that the next State of Play virtual event will go live this week and will focus on Guerilla Games’ Horizon Forbidden West, giving us our first real look at gameplay.
Horizon Forbidden West, the sequel to the PS4 exclusive Horizon Zero Dawn, is all we are going to see in the next State of Play and you can watch it on PlayStation’s Twitch or Youtube channels and should go live on May 28, 2021 5 AM GMT +8 / May 27, 2021 5 PM EST.
Forbidden West was announced last year during the June PS5 Showcase and it’s expected to launch later this year. In case you missed how they revealed the sequel, you can check out the trailer below.
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