Offline multiplayer game set in a post-apocalyptic world. Horizon from Guerrilla Games looks different in terms of graphics. Reminds me of Fortnite. This is evidenced by a twelve-minute gameplay video leaked online. It comes from a heavily developed version of the game.
You can see in the video typical environment and vehicles attacking the player. What is different is the style. Instead of realistic graphics, we see graphics reminiscent of the Fortnite hit from Epic Games. It’s here color palette and lighter textures. There seems to be a wide variety of characters with different skills and attributes, including nimble hunters and bumbling heroes.
The demo is said to be from a very old alpha released in the summer of 2020. The video suggests that players will have to cooperateto survive on a map full of cars. You may need to mine for resources and weapons as you go to protect yourself from the enemy.
Speculation about a multiplayer project was already circulating last September when Dutch studio Guerrilla Games began hiring developers for a multiplayer game for the Horizon series, but no title has been officially revealed. This was only confirmed at the end of the year, along with a third full-length work.
The question is what is this project. It looks like there could be two multiplayer games in this universe. Apparently, they are responsible for one directly at Guerrilla Games (it will probably be this one), and the other should be created by a South Korean studio. N.C.Soft, published by Guild Wars and developed by Lineage. This project must be an MMO.
📢 We are pleased to announce that Studio Gobo is now a Guerrilla co-development partner for the Horizon universe. We are currently filling roles on this and other teams. See our open positions at: https://t.co/4YBMhs8qJq pic.twitter.com/1xwZZKWtr5
— Studio Gobo (@StudioGobo) January 26, 2023
Either way, Guerrilla Games needs help developing more games. That’s why they teamed up with the studio gobo. This confirmed that he was involved in the creation of the world of Horizon. This experienced team has recently worked on Redfall, Hogwarts Legacy, Hyper Scape, For Honor and Synced: Off-Planet.
We remind you what Sony wants in the coming years release at least 12 service games. Among them is a standalone multiplayer game from the world of The Last of Us with a focus on story, completely different terrain and new characters.
Source :Indian TV
