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Picked to complete LEGO Horizon Adventures.
About the game
LEGO Horizon Adventures rebuilds Aloy's world in bricks, with the Nora tribe, the village of Mother's Heart, and machines like Watchers and Tallnecks. Aloy has to stop an ancient digital demon and a gang of sun-worshippers who would happily watch everything burn, told with far more humor than the main series. Play solo, or unlock Varl, Teersa and Erend, each with their own abilities. Two players can team up on one screen or online. Back in Mother's Heart you decorate the village with new LEGO buildings and dress up the cast, and levels that change on replay give you more to do after the story.
About this release
LEGO Horizon Adventures is sold here as the PlayStation release for Europe (EU/EEA). The code activates with the PlayStation Store and is added to your library.
Frequently asked questions
- Which platform does the code activate on?
- The code is a PlayStation key and activates with the PlayStation Store.
- Which region does the code cover?
- The code covers Europe (EU/EEA) and can be activated in Norway.
- When was the game released?
- The game was released on November 14, 2024.
Reviews
Steam reviews are thumbs up or down. In the average, thumbs up counts as 5 stars and thumbs down as 1.
- Reyos
Steam review Not recommended4 h played
Take all the best things about the Horizon games and all the best things about the previous Lego games... and throw them out the window to leave behind this. Levels are way too short, there's no real exploration, no puzzles of any kind, nothing to really collect, even when I raised the difficulty on starting a game it was pretty trivial in combat... And I am about half way done the sacred lands at this point. Collecting the mini figures was something that took effort before, they're gone. Red bricks, gone. Getting enough studs in each level to earn rewards, gone. And also if you get a gold brick at the end of every level, and that's the only way to get them, they are just a progress marker not what they always were before.
March 19, 2025 on SteamView on Steam - Nimrod
Steam review Not recommended22 h played
Wait for at least 50% off - it's a short and shallow game, and retail price is far too high. Graphics are fantastic, but graphics don't make a good game. Levels are insanely linear, short, and often claustrophobic. Combat is about as complex as picking your nose. Playable characters and progression lack any real depth.
November 15, 2024 on SteamView on Steam
- Developer and publisher
- Guerrilla, Studio Gobo · Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Compatibility
- PlayStation 5
- Release date
- Nov 14, 2024
