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Horizon Zero Dawn
At last night's Sony press conference, we saw a good chunk of Horizon: Zero Dawn's gameplay, with main character Alloy shooting arrows, riding a robotic creature, and conversing via a dialogue wheel.
Horizon Zero: Dawn takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where mechanized creatures rule the roost. The new screenshots show off some of the different robotic wildlife roaming the land and how Alloy will survive against them with merely her bow and arrow. Don't worry, she's pretty good at archery, and it looks like she also has plenty of explosive traps at her disposal. Also, check out that conversation wheel.
If you haven't had a chance to see it in action, we've included the press conference footage with a bevy of gorgeous screens from it below.
Horizon: Zero Dawn launches on February 28, 2017 for PlayStation 4.
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