Horizon Zero Dawn might receive a significant update in the coming months, according to a new report. The report says that "accessibility features graphic modes, graphics options, as well as quality of FIFA 23 Coins life improvements for the game itself" will ensure that Guerrilla Games' 2017 title up to the same similar quality of its 2022 sequel Horizon Forbidden West.

As reported by MP1st and confirmed by VGC New character models, lighting, and animations are expected to be added along with an array of accessibility options, essentially balancing between being both a remake and Remaster at the same time. A number of these improvements are available within Horizon Zero Dawn for PC. PC version of Horizon Zero Dawn that was launched in 2020, but that game mostly reused the same assets like the PS4 edition.

In the article Guerrilla Games is also currently developing an Horizon multiplayer to be released for PS5 along with PC. Co-op elements were in the works for Zero Dawn as far back in 2014, According to VGC's sources however, they were removed so that other aspects within the game might be focusing on. This idea isn't entirely scrapped for the mainline series and it could be incorporated through Horizon 3.

Sony is also looking to expand The series into other forms of media, and with the Horizon TV show headed to Netflix It shouldn't be at all surprising to hear an announcement coming related to the gaming portion of the series. This could be similar scenario with The Last of Us Part 1 which debuted prior to that HBO Max live-action series.

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