The eagerly anticipated PC version of Horizon Forbidden West: Complete Edition is set to release on March 21, 2023. This comprehensive edition includes not only the main game but also the Burning Shores expansion, a digital artbook, soundtrack, comic, and exclusive in-game items such as a special outfit and face paint for photo mode. Brought over to the PC by Nixxes Software, the title, developed by the Dutch studio Guerrilla Games, will support features such as unlocked framerates, customizable graphics settings, and ultra-wide monitor compatibility. Players can also look forward to support for Nvidia DLSS 3, AMD FSR, and Intel XeSS. Critics have praised Horizon Forbidden West's improvement over its predecessor Horizon Zero Dawn, noting its enhanced graphics, narrative, and variety in quests. Though the additional content Burning Shores has received a more mixed reception for offering more of the same rather than something fresh. The PC release is anticipated to introduce the series to an even broader audience.

Will Horizon Forbidden West be available on PC with all the features included in the PS5 version?

Yes, Horizon Forbidden West will be available on PC with all the features of the PS5 version, including the Burning Shores expansion, digital extras, and enhanced graphical settings and support for different technologies tailored for PC gamers.

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to the critically acclaimed Horizon Zero Dawn, set in a post-apocalyptic world where nature has reclaimed the ruins of a forgotten civilization, and humans live in scattered, primitive tribes while robotic creatures roam the land. The series is known for its stunning open-world environments, compelling storytelling, and unique blend of primitive and advanced technology, challenging players to explore, craft, and engage in strategic combat with a variety of tools and weapons. With the sequel now transitioning to PC, it's expected to reach an audience that appreciates high fidelity graphics and customized gameplay experience provided by PC hardware advancements.