Adventure

Horizon Call of the Mountain

Single Player

Critic · IGDB

3.7

Users · RAWG

2023

Released

Platform

🛒

📅 Release Info

Release DateFebruary 22, 2023

Developer

Publisher

🏷️ Game Details

Genres

Adventure

Playable on

PlayStation

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PlayStation 5

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About this game

Horizon Call of the Mountain, created for PlayStation’s Next-Gen VR hardware, is an upcoming brand-new adventure in the world of Horizon. Embrace a new level of immersion in a unique experience, designed to push hardware technology, innovation, and gameplay.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Detailed environments and vast vistas convey convincing scale in VR.
Physical interactions and height effects showcase PSVR2's immersive hardware.
Tactile bow combat targets machine weak points with varied arrows.
Recognizable Horizon machines provide large-scale first-person VR encounters.
Guided progression and comfort options support approachable room-scale VR.

Cons

Brief campaign relative to game price and required hardware costs.
Linear progression limits exploration compared with the main Horizon games.
Climbing becomes repetitive and remains mechanically shallow throughout the campaign.
Story and supporting characters have less depth than the main Horizon games.

Pros & Cons are AI-assisted summaries, not our own playthrough reviews. Sources and how we make recommendations.

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Adventure

Horizon Call of the Mountain

Single Player

Critic · IGDB

3.7

Users · RAWG

2023

Released

Platform

🛒

📅 Release Info

Release DateFebruary 22, 2023

Developer

Publisher

🏷️ Game Details

Genres

Adventure

Playable on

PlayStation

Show all 1 versions ▾

PlayStation 5

Screenshots & Videos

About this game

Pros & Cons

Pros

Detailed environments and vast vistas convey convincing scale in VR.
Physical interactions and height effects showcase PSVR2's immersive hardware.
Tactile bow combat targets machine weak points with varied arrows.
Recognizable Horizon machines provide large-scale first-person VR encounters.
Guided progression and comfort options support approachable room-scale VR.

Cons

Brief campaign relative to game price and required hardware costs.
Linear progression limits exploration compared with the main Horizon games.
Climbing becomes repetitive and remains mechanically shallow throughout the campaign.
Story and supporting characters have less depth than the main Horizon games.

Pros & Cons are AI-assisted summaries, not our own playthrough reviews. Sources and how we make recommendations.