Horizon: Dawn of Dawn Remastered” Stumbles: PSN Ties and Scathing Reviews Plague the Game as Steam Version Struggles to Attract Players

Guerrilla Games’ “Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered” officially launched on PC and PS5 platforms on October 31st. However, for players of the PC version, compared to the original version, which can be opened and played directly, the new version requires the binding of a PSN account, causing the game to receive mixed reviews on Steam.

(Image source: Horizon Zero Dawn remake)

“Horizon: Dawn of Hope Remastered” is on PC Steam. Players who purchased the original version can upgrade for an additional NT$300. On the store page of the original “Horizon: Waiting for Dawn Complete Edition”, the purchase button has been removed from Steam. Currently, new players can only purchase “Horizon: Waiting for Dawn Remastered Edition”.

However, “Horizon: Dawn of Hope Remastered” was bombarded with reviews after the Steam version launched, and has now reached 63% with mixed reviews. The main reason is that “Horizon: Dawn of Hope Remastered”, as the subsequent PlayStation port works, added the requirement to bind a PSN account.

Many players commented in the comments that the original version of “Horizon: Dawn of Hope” had very good graphics and did not need to be remade. They believed that Sony had launched a new version specifically to connect it to PSN. After the release of “Horizon: Waiting for Dawn Remastered”,According to SteamDB displaythe highest number of players online is only 2,538, much lower than the 56,551 players of the original version.

(Source: SteamDB)

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