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@@shaunarthur5111 that's what this is. Most of these images aren't in any of the trailers. Like when it shows Aloy flying on the back of a Sunwing over Utah caverns. Definitely not in any trailer.
When showing the inside of Caesars Palace you accidentally got the reality and game markers backwards, so it said "reality" on the game image and "horizon forbidden west" on the real picture.
Muestra el pop-in insano que tiene, así como los bug de sombras y paredes, así como también los de los personajes y la niebla en exceso por todas partes para ocultar la carga, empañando de forma considerable el apartado técnico y artístico. Estaría bueno que lo hagas y no solo estos vídeos que aleja de la realidad lo que realmente es el juego. Si eres serio, lo harás. Saludos!.
@@hansenadams8647 para que ti quieres que hagan eso!? El juego es todo un arte en forma de como se presenta hacia el jugador. Eso pop in que usted dice no le quitan al juego. Este juego esta en la cima con lo mejorea visual games de los ultimos años. Ademas eate canal no es de enseñar las fallas de los juegos sino comparativas entre ellos.
The thing I love most about this game is that it makes you feel like a stranger on your own planet. It feels futuristic but primal in a way that no game has even been able to show me before, truly remarkable, hats off to the devs at Guerrilla Games
I went into the first game with no knowledge of the story. It felt like I was playing on a different planet/universe, then, as you see little clues, you realize that it's our Earth. It's so amazing that they have us rediscovering Earth.
@@Virchew Right?! They did such a good job with the first one and even more so with the second, highly recommend it, the story isn't as good as the first one IMO but that is mainly because I found it too short.
Yes technological robotic dinosaurs and modern buildings in a prehistoric rainforest. Absolutely unique and interesting, very rarely done in a any media as a setting. This one really captivated me, I would love to see more of this.
@@zZiL341yRj736 exactly, it's like nothing I've ever seen before in a videogame. And it can get a little cheesy here and there but I'll forgive them for that
Horizon has lower rendered textures but a better artystle that makes it look better than real life. More proof that artstyle matters more than photorealism. Get on a better level Real Life Devs.
The attention to detail put into these locations by the devs at guerrilla is insane. This game has consistently blew my mind over the past few weeks. The care, the love, and the passion put into every inch of the world is astounding.
I've been gaming for 35 years and no game has EVER made me shed a tear until Horizon, they are so beautiful and brilliantly sad all at once, to see these wonders that exist in real life fallen into decay, with the music in the background tugging at the heart strings at the same time, I don't care what anyone says, this game is a masterpiece.
These games are both masterpieces for sure. But I think The last of us hit me way harder in the feels than either of these games. When sara dies in the first 5 mins you know you're in for it.
@@IorekBear92 I am old lol, and this game annoys the hell outta me! Sure it's beautiful and all that but there's so many stupid things, I really don't know what they were thinking. Zero Dawn was so much better. They just took the format from Frozen Wilds and used it everywhere, which leaves you roaming a very empty world. Because let's face it, after the story is over all that's left is fighting the machines. Only problem, they're so isolated and locked within boundaries it gets old fast. WTH wants to go fight one machine at a time lol. Or have to make ammo mid fight, seriously? I like the new override system but think of how cool that would be if the machines could actually interact with each other.
I just played through the underwater was vegas part of the story last night. Was absolutely blown away by everything. The environment, the story behind vegas' fall and revival, and the aftermath light show. (And the trio you met at the ruins!) Anyone else really enjoy this part??
Yeah when I saw the guys trying to get under and learned it's filled with water I was so intrigued. Then when I saw all of the buildings underwater I was amazed.
I spent a long time swimming around trying to figure out what to do. Finally had to hit YT to find out to look for the first terminal. Was a cool section though and the breather unlocks a bunch of other stuff so that was also cool.
As an Englishman that didn't realise a very large percentage of these places existed in the real World I definitely appreciate the effort compiling this video. And appreciate even more the effort the devs went to. I've been gaming since I was 11 in 1981, and hand on heart Zero Dawn and Forbidden West are among the best I've ever played, and even more rarely re-played.. Beautiful creations.
The world in this game is so special to me as a European but I can't help but wonder how insane it must be for someone who sees some of these landmarks daily to see them in HFW, absolutely stunning.
I live in Ireland but my girlfriend and like 20 friends live in Las Vegas and one lives in San Francisco. Planning to stay a few months in Vegas later this year since I'm supposed to live with them eventually. It definitely made it more emotional for me "saving" the city even though I've never been there yet xD
As someone who lives in Seattle after playing Infamous Second Son... its pretty much the same. Except instead of police blockades and officers at all the corners, you have BLM and antifa.
I love how Guerrilla has condensed the actual world. It doesn't have the full city of Vegas, San Fran, etc., but having a cluster of landmarks makes it feel like the city, and when looking at the map, it's pretty obvious that the two cities are nowhere close to each other, yet the world transitions in a way that makes it seem believable. While playing it finally clicked for me in this open world that yeah, while it may SEEM like it's only been 1 day since you went from Point A to Point B, that is also an exaggerated time frame so we aren't made sick by the day/night cycle. The way your companions talk to you, it's clear that Aloy is gone for days/weeks at a time, which makes way more sense. So that 10 minute trek for you to go from Vegas to the west coast is more like several days in the actual game's story. Just a cool little detail that makes the condensing of the world even better thought out!
@@ShaswatRao I wasn't implying that it hasn't been done before, but GTA 3 doesn't take place across half the country. The Crew also condenses North America in a similar way I believe. I was just stating that it actually clicked for me in-game as well as knowing that this is how most Open Worlds operate.
I had no freaking idea they put this much effort into recreating so many places in the map, I thought it was basically a few buildings, but holy crap this is amazing!
It's really stunning that they captured the real life locations accurately in the game and aged them by 1000 years, especially how they recreated elements that are now partially or fully underwater. They went fully all out past what they did in the first game.
Well they didn't really age them 1000 years,maybe 100 years instead,most stuff made with concrete and iron would be gone within 500 years let alone a wood,concrete lasts up to 100 years if cared for.Only thing still remaining after 1000 years would be Hoover dam.(out of things that humans build shown here.
@@Scarlet_moon. you also need to consider that they were thousands of years more advanced than we were today, they likely added a coating of some sort that drastically increases the lifespan of everything
@@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer Are you sure we played the same game?Because Elisabet Sobeck was born in 2020 and faro plague appeared in 2064,so i have no idea where you got thousands of years more advanced than us. Game is set in 3020s.
@@Scarlet_moon. having focus' that have holographic displays, can communicate from great distances and can hack into other focus' from simply scanning it and the machines created by Faro I know the time period of the game before the Faro plague was 2060's but they had technology far more advanced than anything we have today And the AI's like Gaia are far more advanced than any AI we have today And I doubt humanity could create a AI that can teraform a planet automatically without any maintenance and/or assistance from humans
@@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer AI was science fiction 40 years ago,but its worked on right now,we can communicate from great distances,just compare phones of today from those 40 years ago,they are at best 100 years ahead of us,but all those buildings were made in current time,why would you coat old buildings when you can just make new stuff.
Very impressive comparison, thanks. Made be a bit emotional to be honest...I want to see how this world transforms over longer time scales! Some of these, such as the aquaduct looked like vast improvements.
Just made it to the coast and literally sat there for an hour, listening to the waves roll in and the seagulls passing back. Very relaxing. Better than any app that supposedly reduces stress. This game is a masterpiece in my opinion.
In my opinion, Forbidden West is the most beautiful game this year (so far). And let me tell you something, a very impressive comparison, I hope your efforts doing this be highly appreciated. Thanks, it was very entertaining.
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By far the most beautiful game currently, I can't believe how good it looks and for the first time since I bought the PS5 I feel like Im playing a PS5 game, I'm just blown away. Can't wait to see what comes next! I'm hoping that God of war exceeds my expectation cz after Forbidden west, they are sky high lol
@@dollamanhomie didnt have the chance to play GT, im not much of a fan, but Ive watched some reviews and saw gameplays, safe to say that its mesmerizing as well
@@ryanclarke7180 imo elden ring feels a bit outdated aswell in terms of icons and character movements, but I guess that's just the signature FromSoftware
I love the amount of detail that goes into these games. I really hope there's a 3rd one. I would LOVE to see the Statue of liberty all overgrown and deserted in a New York setting..
@@lancethedecayedguardian2719 Oh ok. I thought you were one of those guys who just played the main quests and skipped everything else lol. I've put at least 17 hours in and it only says like 9% complete. I'm doing most of the sides quests and question marks before I go back to the main story.
The underwater sections of this game are just....... Jesus Christ how do I even put into words how magical it feels. Fucking mastery. And the story is even better than I thought. Never thought a sequel could improve on EVERYTHING.
It really gives us a feeling of familiarity, and love for the world horizon is built in. It makes us think about how the “old ones” humanity has aged. It’s cool to see aspects of our present world in this future post apocalyptic world. Just like how we got to see crater lake in Daysgone. Beautiful game, amazing references.
I like how they've taken famous landmarks and simulated the world taking over. Almost the same way the last of us works with vegetation overgrowing and taking over the cities and suburban areas
Yeah it’s interesting because Last of us is what 25-30 years after outbreak so everything is overgrown but the buildings & streets are not too far off what we know. In horizon the world has changed so much more in the 1000 years so water has risen and buildings are now underwater ruins. I love how the sands have covered the buildings turning Las Vegas into a desert. You can just see the top of some casinos and the Eiffel Tower, the bottom half is buried
I really appreciate the detail on how San Francisco just sank deep, especially with the Embarcadero ruins, knowing that it's 16m above sea level, and Alcatraz being lost at all.
@@stevecooper5419 People sometimes point out that there shouldn't be ruins at all considering the game is set past the year 3000, but they forget the part that weather collapsed and any kind of vegetation went extinct around 2068. It wouldn't be until 2400 that erosion processes could resume as we know.
@@stevecooper5419 I would say that in TLOU, the corridor nature of the map plays in the devs favor. Like, you can see the Seattle skyline in TLOU2 but probably access only a fraction of the city, so the majority of the assets can be 2D cardboards. Here, you kinda have to render everything in-game.
@@_Talyson dude stop downplaying stuff jue because you dont like it it's okay for you said thatthose games have better graphics just as it is okay for them to say that horizon has better graphics.
@@atlantic_love it does tho, some of these places are better looking than the real ones. The thing is that the world is literally an artists rendition of the world, making it more beautiful than irl.
Genuinely, thank you for making this video! I’ve put in almost 100 hours into this game and somehow still missed some of these. Like another commenter said, it really does make you nostalgic for a world that still does exist. I love San Francisco and HWY101 and this game does such a great job representing them 🥺💗
Man, the devs outdone themselves. They recreated everything to finest details, minus shrink-up version of realize scale of the city. Amazing. And truly a masterpiece.
Very cool, I still remember getting out of the "intro area" of Horizon zero Dawn and seeing the chapel from the air force academy. I've remember seeing that as a kid. We honeymoon in Bryce canyon and Zion, got to snowshoe Bruce and it was immense. Seeing these locations in the games has been really neat.
Shout to these vista points! 👀 They were hard enough to line up in the game, but your in-game angles and real life pictures line up beautifully! Great job here
It's crazy, this entire time I obviously knew that loads of places in game were meant to be replicated from real world locations, but until this video I had no idea just how many there were, and how much work they put into getting the details so accurate. This makes me wish that they had some kind of optional overlay map in game so that you can see the real world names of each historical location along with some icons that you could maybe hover over to get some information about them. I'm not American and I've never been to the US, I've never seen or heard of most of the locations in this video, and I know for certain I've passed over several of these without knowing they were anything special. When I had to get Poseidon I was wondering why the heck they decided to move the Eiffel tower away from Paris 😭🤣
@@thameenurfansyukranfadzli2315 There is. That was the point I was making in my comment, I'm not American and have never been to the U.S so this landmark confused me when I came across it and I had to google it, which is why it would've been cool if there was an in game map feature that pinpoints irl landmarks and gives you info about them. Instead, players are expected to just recognize them when they come across them.
@@CytheriaXylia There are things called vantages in the game, you find the correct spot with your focus and it shows you the monument or location and what it used to look like before the collapse. Somebody might have a video on them on RUclips check it out!
@@700mobster Lol no I know about vantage points (they're actually called vista points in Forbidden West), but as far as I can tell by searching, vista points aren't actually real world locations, but rather fictional ones that existed near the time before the machines took over, and they're mostly there to add more lore and immersion. There are only 9 total in the game, and I've opened up the whole map and I have yet to come across a vista point that's for any of these real world locations I'm talking about in this video. They really didn't put much of anything into the game to help people who don't know about these real life locations find and learn about them. It's just kind of expected that you know about these locations and that when you stumble across them you'll recognize them, and if you don't then there's nothing really special about finding them, they're just another part of the game.
@@CytheriaXylia there's probably some limitations on copyright. Especially for Vegas hotels. Spiderman ps4 doesn't have one world tower because you have to pay for rights. Same with Hollywood sign. So maybe saying that these are direct replicas would be a copyright issue
The developers at guerrilla games deserve so much credit for the stunning attention to detail they've been able to accomplish with forbidden West. Even the PS4 version is stunning but when you step up to PS4 pro and PS5 it's truly breathtaking. Zero dawn looked great but this is just next level! Cheers to PlayStation giving us incredible games to play 😁🎮🙌
I'm from Cali I just played the game for about 2hrs and I'm heading to Utah for a weekend get away driving past Nevada to get there this video makes me want to visit every site this game shows. Amazing job Guerilla.
I got the PS4 version for the free upgrade and to double my platinum. The game ain't ugly at all, but yeah you don't have the same wooooh effect. Still awesome on PS4 Enjoy mate 🔥
I like how some user reviews had the audacity to complain about graphics… like lol. Say what you want about the story/gameplay (I love it, I get if others don’t), but this game is objectively beautiful
Wonderful work on the comparison video. I live in New England, so I would have passed by many of these sights and not even known what I was looking at. The attention to detail is impressive; props to Guerrilla Games for all the hard work that went into this.
Fantastic artwork. I really like how the future West is sensible compressed into the big, but not 1000ds of miles big game world, and the ideas how it could look like. Excellent art.
Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West are the only 2 games who made me really emotional.. and as s streamer i played a lot.. Well done, this video is pure art
This really is just proof of how much time and effort Guerilla put into the open world of Horizon, it is absolutely incredible to see the amazing attention to detail they put into all the decayed buildings and structures and even just the smallest details on the actual buildings are there too! I have never seen anything like this in a game! Freaking phenomenal job Guerilla games, u guys very clearly worked your asses off with developing this game and delivered an amazing one!
These Horizon games are just so fascinating, it’s primal yet set in the future. These people in the future should have the most advanced technology in the world, yet they live like people did thousands of years ago, completely forgotten and unaware of how people used to go by their everyday lives and the only connection to the past is just the ruined world of those that existed before and the machines of doom they left behind. It’s so eerie in a sense, and yet it very well could be a reality, the damage that we are currently doing to our lovely planet is sad, and the constant threat of a nuclear war, well it’s not a even close reality at this point, but it doesn’t erase the fact that threat still remains
Really great job with the side-by-side photos bro! An additional one that I noticed was Scalding Spear itself, which is based on the Ivanpah Solar Panel facility in California. Also, I believe that the hotel ruins right next to the Stratosphere look an awful lot like Wynn Las Vegas, while the southernmost hotel on the strip might be MGM grand, but its difficult to be certain.
Truly a revolutionary gaming experience.. The very first day I played this game I spent 30 minutes, probably a bit more even, just watching the clouds in the sky form and dissipate over time.., also the storm that comes and goes along with all the detail of all the insects, i.e. butterflies, dragonflies and microbes, flying and floating around you.. Truly a pleasure just to explore this World they have made for this story.., Of coarse this is coming from someone who has been enjoying the growth of Computer generated graphics from the beginning.. I was a fan of Killzone's early days., Guerilla games I had a feeling you could do better or that maybe I felt that first person shooters wasn't their strong suit or preference.., I wonder in Horizon, ( both games ), aimlessly and just say WOW as I stop to look around and smell the roses.., I honestly didn't think I was ever going to see., or even thought it was going to be possible to accomplish this level immersive detail with in a persons lifespan. Aloy's movement can be choppy at times when she maneuvers elevation changing ground.. Though to criticize this bar standard setting next gen game is to nitpick something you haven't yet been able to enjoy. In other words to criticize this game negatively in anyway.., would only come from a spoiled brats point of view.
It's amazing and outstanding how they reproduced a preview of what the world would become after 1000 years. I'm amazed and I wonder how many of these structures can still hold up together. I know it's a game and it's a "simulation" of nature taking over the planet, but it's still very reflexive.
@@eva_thedisneyfan1299 yeah but remember lots of weathering comes from living beings and earth was a barren rock for 60 years and hades wiped it clean three times so for a big chunk of those 1000 years the weathering would be decreased somewhat. Especially „nature“ taking over as that was most likely Gaia controlling sea levels and vegetation
@@eva_thedisneyfan1299 Especially in desert areas where wind and sand particles constantly grate against surfaces, slowly grinding them down, or where tidal forces or sedimentation alter the geography itself.
The level of detail is incomparable with any other games of this generation. It's so hard to play other games after finishing Forbidden West. The depth of the story, details, movement mechanics is just too good. I got so absorbed into the narrative. I listen and read every data points i find. I'm just a little disappointed by the weapon upgrade requirements. You have to veer off from the story, fast traveling and reloading until an apex machine spawns to get the upgrade parts(rinse and repeat until you have the x amount you need). It's too time consuming and makes the experience dull. reminds me of ubisoft games repetitive missions
it is like monster hunter. why is it ok in monster hunter but it is stupid in hoirzon? i do not understand that. i love collecting parts like that. gives me the immersion of being a hunter. besides it is all optional!
You could change the settings to easy loot which allows you to collect all the parts from a machines even if they're still attached to it. It saves you a lot of hours and effort when you are doing post-game grinding.
This is amazing, thanks! I did not know that it was so detailed oriented with the real life locations. It blows my mind. I love these games, and this is one of the things I love the most (other than Aloy), the world.
Because people don’t see how it’s a masterpiece to them it’s just a game for me on the other hand I explored as much as I could take in I just beat the game this morning because of all exploration and whatnot
It's not that this game is bad, it's just that a better game that did something new with the open world concept came in to overshadow it and HFW provided the perfect juxtaposition for people to compare Elden Ring to it. It is unfortunate because the effort and time put into this game is just astounding however anyone will admit that in terms of open world traversal and quest tracking they chose to go with the old and reliable system that people are pretty much sick of. I fully believe that it wouldn't have been such an issue if HFW had come out on its own a been given at least a month or two on its own to shine, but it didn't get that opportunity, usually when reviewing a game like this people praise all the pros like the amazing visuals, the great gameplay, awesome combat and interesting story with a con being that it doesn't do anything interesting in terms of its open world system. It would be a footnote and the game would receive a 9/10. But then comes another game in which about every single thing you can complain about in HFW is improved on; the open world traversal is better, your character doesn't keep hinting at what you need to do every few seconds, there's barely any HUD, they don't baby you with quest markers all over the map, it treats you like an adult. This video proves beyond the shadow of a doubt that HFW is an amazing game, but it's choices to go old school in a time when others were willing to make a risky endeavour is its folly. From Soft made a gamble that paid off and the unfortunate casualty was the Horizon Forbidden West's player base.
@@TheRoudyzor The time of writing that comment I was playing HFW and hadn't picked up Elden Ring, now I am about 20 hours in Elden Ring I would have to disagree with you. I like everything about HFW but I like everything about Elden Ring better, unfortunately. I don't want to make comparisons between two great games but I enjoy Elden Rings intuitive traversal and open world system better than HFW. I can foresee me playing Elden Ring for the rest of the year and more even after I eventually finish the story but just like HZD I don't think I'll go back to HFW once I finish all there is to do after the story ends.
@@navtektv you’re not entirely wrong, but horizon doesn’t baby you. You can also turn off all hud settings if you’d like too. As well as setting waypoints to explorer mode, where it shows the direction on the compass but nothing else. Also Aloy just reiterates your primary objective. Whereas elden ring you’re forced to have to pay attention to every detail, watch a video, read the wiki, or you’re left wondering what to do next(in terms of quest progression). I’ve played both games as well with 50+ hrs on both but I think it’s just that people feel refreshed to not have the same/similar open world system as other games. Both are good games tho.
@@ThibautMahringer The problem is that a good chunk of these sales were from reduced PlayStation bundles. There were like 8 bundles with Horizon as a free game.
@@mssunshine8971 I know right, I got digital Horizon 1 for free last year (as well as Ratchet PS4) while not owning a Sony home console, yet. So maybe that also counts. But Horizon 2 may also be in bundles for both PS4 and PS5 in the future, if it helps to give the game more visibility it's fine by me
@@ThibautMahringer The downloads from the Play at home days don't count but the bundle games are considered sales according to Sony. And we have raw data of the discount bundle sales. Roughly 45% of the lifetime sales come from bundles. The same thing applies to Spiderman and GOW The Spiderman PS4 Bundle alone has sold 5-6 million of the Spiderman lifetime sales.
Al jugar Horizon Forbidden West en PS5 y ver esas ruinas de la civilización en estos momentos de tensión de guerra nuclear te hace pensar q no estamos muy lejos de la ficción y hace erizar la piel
As someone born and raised in California and who has driven the 1 and the 15 and visited sf and Vegas many times this is super cool. I just bought the game yesterday and can't wait to discover all of this in game
This game is insane... How do games like Breath of the Wild get drooled over and yet this comes out and people are like 'meh, cool'. This for me is just pure ART.
I was out in California last year, drove up the PCH, across the Golden Gate Bridge, and saw several of the locations. Seeing them in this game was amazing! They even got the large beds of ice plants that grow along the coast, so many pretty flowers, exactly right 😊.
I tried looking for exactly this kind of video shortly after launch and it at the time didn't exist... Little did I know you guys were working on all I could ask for and more. This is an absolute hell of a comparison video. Growing up in the Midwest I honestly had no idea about 80% of these were anything worth acknowledging. The team at Guerilla Games honestly deserve Game of the Year. This is the most detailed game created since The Last of Us Part II. Sidenote: I'd love to see a quick Part 2 to this video as I know for a fact 2 locations and probably more were missed. For example I know Big Sur is in the game... Also the large satellites that make up Plainsong also exist in real life.
As far as cities go: They did a good job of capturing the scale of SF. A so-so job of capturing the scale of the Vegas Strip. (I know it’s buried in sand but the size of the forums and the Paris hotel seems diminished.) Both were way better than how they showed Denver and SLC in the first game.
You did a great job finding so many iconic locations and comparing them seamlessly with their real world counterparts, but I must say, I'm a bit surprised by the lack of Yosemite Valley. Visiting that place in game was so surreal to me, I had to just sit and watch the scenery before progressing the story.
Im playing the first game for the first time,it is apsolutely stunning,from craftin sistem to graphics,story and fun gameplay. When i complete the game ,im taking a halftime break and going in for forbiten west
My wish for this game is for it to continue expanding and cover the whole world. Would love to see how the rest of the world is and how the different clan/tribes developed in each continent. We got a taste of the Quen in this game. Hopefully we'll see more in the third game (if it ever happens) or a DLC.
First of all, excellent video! I did have one point of contention and that was with the sequoia national park inclusion at the end. We do know that that location in game has to be roughly in the same area of California as sequoia national park due to the Sequoia trees only living at specific altitude ranges. However, unless there is some landmark we can tie to the park in game, we cant say it is for sure the park just because of the trees… there is a wide range in the game where sequoia trees are found, and since all of the trees in the park wouldve died to the Faro plague, all of these new sequia trees have to have been planted by gaia. therefore we cant pinpoint exactly where in game the park is supposed to be without some landmark or building.
Estaba disfrutando como un niño del vídeo hasta que me echo spoiler de que se puede ir encima de los pterodáctilos 🥲 Igualmente tío, tu trabajo es de admirar no, lo siguiente, me pareces de los mejores creadores de contenido, ojalá sigas creciendo y te vaya todo fenomenal 🔥
I really appreciate how much love went into this game mirroring real landmarks especially the ones that were submerged, the world building in this was so beautiful
Thanks for the vid! I'm familiar with almost all of the locations, barring about 2-3, but hadn't recognized a lot of them! This video is missing one of my fav's though, Pfeiffer beach; they did a great job recreating the famous rock with an arch/doorway in it, I've photographed it many times (during the winter soltice, sunset shines through it). It's where the tideripper is, just north of the McWay falls location. They even replicated the flowering ice plants in the area. Too bad they didn't get the purple sand!
ni si quiera lo he jugado todavía y ya puedo decir que este juego es una obra de arte que maravilla el trabajo de guerrilla se nota que esta vez se enfocaron mucho mas en hacer un mapeado que de verdad valiera la pena explorar.
lol you have to be kidding . It's not even as good as the Tombraider reboots. Lara still has more charm in her little finger than Alloy has in her whole wide frame lol
Man this is beautiful, Great Job!! Dang I live in California and I caught a few of these, but so many I didn't even catch. Amazing, I need to get out more :P
wow, this is truly insane, it's incredible that so many of these places are actually real. I'm from Asia, never travel far so have not seen any of these and it's so cool to see them all like this. Thank you for your hard work to put together everything, just amazing. When i think this game couldn't get more awesome, lol you did it in details.
@@blrdf naa nada que ver es curiosidad nada más, yo me muero por jugar este juego. Pero este mes me toco elegir elden ring.. hasta el otro mes podre comprar horizon!
I loved every single comparison you did with the game to reality it honestly almost made me cry considering out of every place I’ve ever learned about and been to just hurt my heart seeing everything like that in the game 🥺❤️
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Man when are we getting trailer vs retail version comparison
@@shaunarthur5111 that's what this is. Most of these images aren't in any of the trailers. Like when it shows Aloy flying on the back of a Sunwing over Utah caverns. Definitely not in any trailer.
When showing the inside of Caesars Palace you accidentally got the reality and game markers backwards, so it said "reality" on the game image and "horizon forbidden west" on the real picture.
Muestra el pop-in insano que tiene, así como los bug de sombras y paredes, así como también los de los personajes y la niebla en exceso por todas partes para ocultar la carga, empañando de forma considerable el apartado técnico y artístico. Estaría bueno que lo hagas y no solo estos vídeos que aleja de la realidad lo que realmente es el juego. Si eres serio, lo harás. Saludos!.
@@hansenadams8647 para que ti quieres que hagan eso!? El juego es todo un arte en forma de como se presenta hacia el jugador. Eso pop in que usted dice no le quitan al juego. Este juego esta en la cima con lo mejorea visual games de los ultimos años. Ademas eate canal no es de enseñar las fallas de los juegos sino comparativas entre ellos.
The thing I love most about this game is that it makes you feel like a stranger on your own planet. It feels futuristic but primal in a way that no game has even been able to show me before, truly remarkable, hats off to the devs at Guerrilla Games
I went into the first game with no knowledge of the story. It felt like I was playing on a different planet/universe, then, as you see little clues, you realize that it's our Earth. It's so amazing that they have us rediscovering Earth.
@@Virchew Right?! They did such a good job with the first one and even more so with the second, highly recommend it, the story isn't as good as the first one IMO but that is mainly because I found it too short.
@@GLITCHED1 I totally loved the stuff around Vegas, and how the 3 guys stayed there to put on shows, best part of the game imo
Yes technological robotic dinosaurs and modern buildings in a prehistoric rainforest. Absolutely unique and interesting, very rarely done in a any media as a setting. This one really captivated me, I would love to see more of this.
@@zZiL341yRj736 exactly, it's like nothing I've ever seen before in a videogame. And it can get a little cheesy here and there but I'll forgive them for that
Horizon has better graphics
XDDDD
God needs to update his graphics
Horizon has lower rendered textures but a better artystle that makes it look better than real life. More proof that artstyle matters more than photorealism. Get on a better level Real Life Devs.
@@knoxctry1569 men, its a joke
@@knoxctry1569 YOU need to touch grass, it seems you need more social interaction in your life if you think he wasn't joking.
The attention to detail put into these locations by the devs at guerrilla is insane. This game has consistently blew my mind over the past few weeks. The care, the love, and the passion put into every inch of the world is astounding.
I just can imagine what they can do if they dedicated there development in just PS5
Beautiful graphics for a shitty game.
Agreed.. Same opinion.., Truly a revolutionary gaming experience.
@@LSK2K Not if your a hunter.
@@hvcool Did you hear about the upcoming V.R. installment..?, And I don't believe Forbidden West will be the last of this series.
I've been gaming for 35 years and no game has EVER made me shed a tear until Horizon, they are so beautiful and brilliantly sad all at once, to see these wonders that exist in real life fallen into decay, with the music in the background tugging at the heart strings at the same time, I don't care what anyone says, this game is a masterpiece.
These games are both masterpieces for sure. But I think The last of us hit me way harder in the feels than either of these games. When sara dies in the first 5 mins you know you're in for it.
omg such emotion very sadge.
It is a master piece 😃
100% agree, not one game in my 30+ years has made me feel the way Zero Dawn did. I will be a lifelong Horizon player for sure.
@@IorekBear92 I am old lol, and this game annoys the hell outta me! Sure it's beautiful and all that but there's so many stupid things, I really don't know what they were thinking. Zero Dawn was so much better. They just took the format from Frozen Wilds and used it everywhere, which leaves you roaming a very empty world. Because let's face it, after the story is over all that's left is fighting the machines. Only problem, they're so isolated and locked within boundaries it gets old fast. WTH wants to go fight one machine at a time lol. Or have to make ammo mid fight, seriously? I like the new override system but think of how cool that would be if the machines could actually interact with each other.
I just played through the underwater was vegas part of the story last night. Was absolutely blown away by everything. The environment, the story behind vegas' fall and revival, and the aftermath light show. (And the trio you met at the ruins!)
Anyone else really enjoy this part??
i rlly enjoyed that part, i think by far my favourite part in the game, the trio, the hologram shows, the sunken casino, all of it was amazing
Yeah when I saw the guys trying to get under and learned it's filled with water I was so intrigued. Then when I saw all of the buildings underwater I was amazed.
I loved the part when she can breathe underwater
I spent a long time swimming around trying to figure out what to do. Finally had to hit YT to find out to look for the first terminal. Was a cool section though and the breather unlocks a bunch of other stuff so that was also cool.
You and me both my friend, even aloy looks so happy in this part since zero dawn i never seen her smile like that
The modeling is so good, even the editor mixed up the reality and the game at 3:51
LOL
As an Englishman that didn't realise a very large percentage of these places existed in the real World I definitely appreciate the effort compiling this video. And appreciate even more the effort the devs went to. I've been gaming since I was 11 in 1981, and hand on heart Zero Dawn and Forbidden West are among the best I've ever played, and even more rarely re-played.. Beautiful creations.
The world in this game is so special to me as a European but I can't help but wonder how insane it must be for someone who sees some of these landmarks daily to see them in HFW, absolutely stunning.
I live in Ireland but my girlfriend and like 20 friends live in Las Vegas and one lives in San Francisco. Planning to stay a few months in Vegas later this year since I'm supposed to live with them eventually. It definitely made it more emotional for me "saving" the city even though I've never been there yet xD
@@ShizuruNakatsu Las Vegas Is a fun city and has cool neighboring areas. Have fun
Was sad to see my home of San Francisco in such a state. The location where my house would be is underwater and crawling with snapmaws 😭
@@ShizuruNakatsu you’re gonna have a blast! So fun.
As someone who lives in Seattle after playing Infamous Second Son... its pretty much the same. Except instead of police blockades and officers at all the corners, you have BLM and antifa.
I love how Guerrilla has condensed the actual world. It doesn't have the full city of Vegas, San Fran, etc., but having a cluster of landmarks makes it feel like the city, and when looking at the map, it's pretty obvious that the two cities are nowhere close to each other, yet the world transitions in a way that makes it seem believable. While playing it finally clicked for me in this open world that yeah, while it may SEEM like it's only been 1 day since you went from Point A to Point B, that is also an exaggerated time frame so we aren't made sick by the day/night cycle. The way your companions talk to you, it's clear that Aloy is gone for days/weeks at a time, which makes way more sense. So that 10 minute trek for you to go from Vegas to the west coast is more like several days in the actual game's story. Just a cool little detail that makes the condensing of the world even better thought out!
I mean this is something open-world games have been doing since GTA 3
yeah disappointed T-Mobile Arena aka the Fortress wasn't included
Still feels weird that the largest city that would be on the Forbidden West map, San Jose, is missing.
@@AaronBish Isn't Valley of the Fallen supposed to represent the San Jose area?
@@ShaswatRao I wasn't implying that it hasn't been done before, but GTA 3 doesn't take place across half the country. The Crew also condenses North America in a similar way I believe. I was just stating that it actually clicked for me in-game as well as knowing that this is how most Open Worlds operate.
I had no freaking idea they put this much effort into recreating so many places in the map, I thought it was basically a few buildings, but holy crap this is amazing!
This actually had to require a lot of work, thanks for doing this. It was very entertaining.
It's really stunning that they captured the real life locations accurately in the game and aged them by 1000 years, especially how they recreated elements that are now partially or fully underwater. They went fully all out past what they did in the first game.
Well they didn't really age them 1000 years,maybe 100 years instead,most stuff made with concrete and iron would be gone within 500 years let alone a wood,concrete lasts up to 100 years if cared for.Only thing still remaining after 1000 years would be Hoover dam.(out of things that humans build shown here.
@@Scarlet_moon. you also need to consider that they were thousands of years more advanced than we were today, they likely added a coating of some sort that drastically increases the lifespan of everything
@@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer Are you sure we played the same game?Because Elisabet Sobeck was born in 2020 and faro plague appeared in 2064,so i have no idea where you got thousands of years more advanced than us.
Game is set in 3020s.
@@Scarlet_moon. having focus' that have holographic displays, can communicate from great distances and can hack into other focus' from simply scanning it and the machines created by Faro
I know the time period of the game before the Faro plague was 2060's but they had technology far more advanced than anything we have today
And the AI's like Gaia are far more advanced than any AI we have today
And I doubt humanity could create a AI that can teraform a planet automatically without any maintenance and/or assistance from humans
@@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer AI was science fiction 40 years ago,but its worked on right now,we can communicate from great distances,just compare phones of today from those 40 years ago,they are at best 100 years ahead of us,but all those buildings were made in current time,why would you coat old buildings when you can just make new stuff.
Very impressive comparison, thanks. Made be a bit emotional to be honest...I want to see how this world transforms over longer time scales! Some of these, such as the aquaduct looked like vast improvements.
yeah, i got emotional too.
i feel you man , and it is sad knowing we wont be there when all this happpens if ever :) still beautiful job by the dev team
Just made it to the coast and literally sat there for an hour, listening to the waves roll in and the seagulls passing back. Very relaxing. Better than any app that supposedly reduces stress. This game is a masterpiece in my opinion.
it's such a weird feeling discovering a world where everything we know as modern is now ancient and lost to history
In my opinion, Forbidden West is the most beautiful game this year (so far). And let me tell you something, a very impressive comparison, I hope your efforts doing this be highly appreciated. Thanks, it was very entertaining.
By far the most beautiful game currently, I can't believe how good it looks and for the first time since I bought the PS5 I feel like Im playing a PS5 game, I'm just blown away. Can't wait to see what comes next! I'm hoping that God of war exceeds my expectation cz after Forbidden west, they are sky high lol
@ does it look better than GT 7
@@dollamanhomie didnt have the chance to play GT, im not much of a fan, but Ive watched some reviews and saw gameplays, safe to say that its mesmerizing as well
Between this and elden ring any other game that comes out will have a though time outdoing them
@@ryanclarke7180 imo elden ring feels a bit outdated aswell in terms of icons and character movements, but I guess that's just the signature FromSoftware
I love the amount of detail that goes into these games. I really hope there's a 3rd one. I would LOVE to see the Statue of liberty all overgrown and deserted in a New York setting..
Definitely gonna be considering the ending
@@lancethedecayedguardian2719 Damn you finished it already???
@@Jedi_Luke Oh yeah finished in about 60 hours, it was a damn good game, can't wait to see what the third game is gonna do
@@lancethedecayedguardian2719 Oh ok. I thought you were one of those guys who just played the main quests and skipped everything else lol. I've put at least 17 hours in and it only says like 9% complete. I'm doing most of the sides quests and question marks before I go back to the main story.
With how Forbidden West ended & Aloy becoming one of PlayStation’s mascots, they’re definitely making a third game.
The underwater sections of this game are just....... Jesus Christ how do I even put into words how magical it feels. Fucking mastery. And the story is even better than I thought. Never thought a sequel could improve on EVERYTHING.
It really gives us a feeling of familiarity, and love for the world horizon is built in. It makes us think about how the “old ones” humanity has aged. It’s cool to see aspects of our present world in this future post apocalyptic world. Just like how we got to see crater lake in Daysgone. Beautiful game, amazing references.
I also like how compact the world is, but it always looks expansive.
@@squidwardshouse830 agreed
WE are the Old Ones.
@@RealityAlwaysWins and that the coolest part of it all!
I like how they've taken famous landmarks and simulated the world taking over. Almost the same way the last of us works with vegetation overgrowing and taking over the cities and suburban areas
Yeah it’s interesting because Last of us is what 25-30 years after outbreak so everything is overgrown but the buildings & streets are not too far off what we know. In horizon the world has changed so much more in the 1000 years so water has risen and buildings are now underwater ruins. I love how the sands have covered the buildings turning Las Vegas into a desert. You can just see the top of some casinos and the Eiffel Tower, the bottom half is buried
I really appreciate the detail on how San Francisco just sank deep, especially with the Embarcadero ruins, knowing that it's 16m above sea level, and Alcatraz being lost at all.
@@stevecooper5419 People sometimes point out that there shouldn't be ruins at all considering the game is set past the year 3000, but they forget the part that weather collapsed and any kind of vegetation went extinct around 2068. It wouldn't be until 2400 that erosion processes could resume as we know.
@@Gabriel87100 most people never read the in game deta pads lore that’s why they don’t get that part
@@stevecooper5419 I would say that in TLOU, the corridor nature of the map plays in the devs favor. Like, you can see the Seattle skyline in TLOU2 but probably access only a fraction of the city, so the majority of the assets can be 2D cardboards. Here, you kinda have to render everything in-game.
This Game is like a piece of Art 🖼 on the PS5 🥹 it’s like a gaming dream
And when the PS5 is connected to a large OLED screen it's even better.
Assassins creed origins and odyssey have better graphics than Forbidden west
Oh yes, Qled n 8K graphics you can imagine the graphic of it
@@_Talyson dude stop downplaying stuff jue because you dont like it it's okay for you said thatthose games have better graphics just as it is okay for them to say that horizon has better graphics.
@@AnJunoPlays he can't afford a ps5 and this game he's just jealous that's all
The overall attention to detail is insane🤯. You can tell the passion oozing out of this game
This game is just simply beautiful. It almost looks better than the real world locations
LOL, no it doesn't.
@@atlantic_love it does tho, some of these places are better looking than the real ones. The thing is that the world is literally an artists rendition of the world, making it more beautiful than irl.
@@idrawanawfullot I don't think it does, this is my realm.
The real world is 6000x higher than 4K... and 8000000fps instead of a crappy 30.
@@VonDutchNL no. the real world has neither resolution nor frames per second
love how you re-mixed the inception sound track "time".... simply wonderful to hear
I hear an interpretation, but I don’t hear the original track remixed.
Genuinely, thank you for making this video! I’ve put in almost 100 hours into this game and somehow still missed some of these. Like another commenter said, it really does make you nostalgic for a world that still does exist. I love San Francisco and HWY101 and this game does such a great job representing them 🥺💗
Man, the devs outdone themselves. They recreated everything to finest details, minus shrink-up version of realize scale of the city.
Amazing. And truly a masterpiece.
Very cool, I still remember getting out of the "intro area" of Horizon zero Dawn and seeing the chapel from the air force academy. I've remember seeing that as a kid. We honeymoon in Bryce canyon and Zion, got to snowshoe Bruce and it was immense. Seeing these locations in the games has been really neat.
Shout to these vista points! 👀
They were hard enough to line up in the game, but your in-game angles and real life pictures line up beautifully! Great job here
It's crazy, this entire time I obviously knew that loads of places in game were meant to be replicated from real world locations, but until this video I had no idea just how many there were, and how much work they put into getting the details so accurate. This makes me wish that they had some kind of optional overlay map in game so that you can see the real world names of each historical location along with some icons that you could maybe hover over to get some information about them. I'm not American and I've never been to the US, I've never seen or heard of most of the locations in this video, and I know for certain I've passed over several of these without knowing they were anything special. When I had to get Poseidon I was wondering why the heck they decided to move the Eiffel tower away from Paris 😭🤣
Isnt there a replica of the eiffel tower in vegas irl which in the game is the city in the dessert where theybdecided to make a light show
@@thameenurfansyukranfadzli2315 There is. That was the point I was making in my comment, I'm not American and have never been to the U.S so this landmark confused me when I came across it and I had to google it, which is why it would've been cool if there was an in game map feature that pinpoints irl landmarks and gives you info about them. Instead, players are expected to just recognize them when they come across them.
@@CytheriaXylia There are things called vantages in the game, you find the correct spot with your focus and it shows you the monument or location and what it used to look like before the collapse. Somebody might have a video on them on RUclips check it out!
@@700mobster Lol no I know about vantage points (they're actually called vista points in Forbidden West), but as far as I can tell by searching, vista points aren't actually real world locations, but rather fictional ones that existed near the time before the machines took over, and they're mostly there to add more lore and immersion. There are only 9 total in the game, and I've opened up the whole map and I have yet to come across a vista point that's for any of these real world locations I'm talking about in this video. They really didn't put much of anything into the game to help people who don't know about these real life locations find and learn about them. It's just kind of expected that you know about these locations and that when you stumble across them you'll recognize them, and if you don't then there's nothing really special about finding them, they're just another part of the game.
@@CytheriaXylia there's probably some limitations on copyright. Especially for Vegas hotels. Spiderman ps4 doesn't have one world tower because you have to pay for rights. Same with Hollywood sign. So maybe saying that these are direct replicas would be a copyright issue
Dude....This got to be one of your best videos ever! Gongrats, you did an amazing research and edit, stunning!
The developers at guerrilla games deserve so much credit for the stunning attention to detail they've been able to accomplish with forbidden West. Even the PS4 version is stunning but when you step up to PS4 pro and PS5 it's truly breathtaking. Zero dawn looked great but this is just next level! Cheers to PlayStation giving us incredible games to play 😁🎮🙌
I'm from Cali I just played the game for about 2hrs and I'm heading to Utah for a weekend get away driving past Nevada to get there this video makes me want to visit every site this game shows. Amazing job Guerilla.
WOW.. what a great job done by the teams behind HFW... 👌🏽👍🏼💪🏼 and what a great job by yourself... putting this video together... thank you. 👌🏽👍🏼
I wonder how the people who live around these locations and see them regularly feel about seeing a post-apocalyptic version of them in the game?
Gotta be cool
I live near SF and visit it weekly and I’ll say it looks like I’m in a different universe but I get emotional.
I can't wait to explore this open world in my PS4. Gotta love how they aged every real life location in the Bay Area.
The game isn't gorgeous like it is on ps5 on the ps5 this game is absolutely beautiful on the ps4 they look kinda bad 👎
@@samfisher9661 you sure? I've seen some phootgraphers capture photos on PS4 and appear to be good
@@rosaria8384 it doesn't look too bad for an old console but it's far too look beautiful like it is on the ps5
@@rosaria8384 it is really good on ps4 and ps4 pro
I got the PS4 version for the free upgrade and to double my platinum. The game ain't ugly at all, but yeah you don't have the same wooooh effect. Still awesome on PS4 Enjoy mate 🔥
I like how some user reviews had the audacity to complain about graphics… like lol. Say what you want about the story/gameplay (I love it, I get if others don’t), but this game is objectively beautiful
Nothing like seeing modern sky scrapers and robotic prehistoric creatures blending into a prehistoric rainforest. Absolutely stunning and unique.
eu vinha aqui só para ouvir essa musica, agora não tem mais. :/I used to come here only to listening this music, but it's gone. :/
Wonderful work on the comparison video. I live in New England, so I would have passed by many of these sights and not even known what I was looking at. The attention to detail is impressive; props to Guerrilla Games for all the hard work that went into this.
Fantastic artwork. I really like how the future West is sensible compressed into the big, but not 1000ds of miles big game world, and the ideas how it could look like. Excellent art.
Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West are the only 2 games who made me really emotional.. and as s streamer i played a lot.. Well done, this video is pure art
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This really is just proof of how much time and effort Guerilla put into the open world of Horizon, it is absolutely incredible to see the amazing attention to detail they put into all the decayed buildings and structures and even just the smallest details on the actual buildings are there too! I have never seen anything like this in a game! Freaking phenomenal job Guerilla games, u guys very clearly worked your asses off with developing this game and delivered an amazing one!
These Horizon games are just so fascinating, it’s primal yet set in the future. These people in the future should have the most advanced technology in the world, yet they live like people did thousands of years ago, completely forgotten and unaware of how people used to go by their everyday lives and the only connection to the past is just the ruined world of those that existed before and the machines of doom they left behind. It’s so eerie in a sense, and yet it very well could be a reality, the damage that we are currently doing to our lovely planet is sad, and the constant threat of a nuclear war, well it’s not a even close reality at this point, but it doesn’t erase the fact that threat still remains
Really great job with the side-by-side photos bro! An additional one that I noticed was Scalding Spear itself, which is based on the Ivanpah Solar Panel facility in California. Also, I believe that the hotel ruins right next to the Stratosphere look an awful lot like Wynn Las Vegas, while the southernmost hotel on the strip might be MGM grand, but its difficult to be certain.
Truly a revolutionary gaming experience.. The very first day I played this game I spent 30 minutes, probably a bit more even, just watching the clouds in the sky form and dissipate over time.., also the storm that comes and goes along with all the detail of all the insects, i.e. butterflies, dragonflies and microbes, flying and floating around you.. Truly a pleasure just to explore this World they have made for this story.., Of coarse this is coming from someone who has been enjoying the growth of Computer generated graphics from the beginning.. I was a fan of Killzone's early days., Guerilla games I had a feeling you could do better or that maybe I felt that first person shooters wasn't their strong suit or preference.., I wonder in Horizon, ( both games ), aimlessly and just say WOW as I stop to look around and smell the roses.., I honestly didn't think I was ever going to see., or even thought it was going to be possible to accomplish this level immersive detail with in a persons lifespan. Aloy's movement can be choppy at times when she maneuvers elevation changing ground.. Though to criticize this bar standard setting next gen game is to nitpick something you haven't yet been able to enjoy. In other words to criticize this game negatively in anyway.., would only come from a spoiled brats point of view.
It's amazing and outstanding how they reproduced a preview of what the world would become after 1000 years. I'm amazed and I wonder how many of these structures can still hold up together. I know it's a game and it's a "simulation" of nature taking over the planet, but it's still very reflexive.
I don't think there would be quite as much change in reality after 1000 years like in horizon's world
@@johnshepard8556 dude 1000 years is a lot of time! So like weathering and stuff over that period of time it would be a big difference
@@eva_thedisneyfan1299 yeah but remember lots of weathering comes from living beings and earth was a barren rock for 60 years and hades wiped it clean three times so for a big chunk of those 1000 years the weathering would be decreased somewhat. Especially „nature“ taking over as that was most likely Gaia controlling sea levels and vegetation
@@eva_thedisneyfan1299 Especially in desert areas where wind and sand particles constantly grate against surfaces, slowly grinding them down, or where tidal forces or sedimentation alter the geography itself.
@@johnshepard8556 there would be, even a couple of decades would be enough for vegetation to take over
The level of detail is incomparable with any other games of this generation. It's so hard to play other games after finishing Forbidden West. The depth of the story, details, movement mechanics is just too good. I got so absorbed into the narrative. I listen and read every data points i find.
I'm just a little disappointed by the weapon upgrade requirements. You have to veer off from the story, fast traveling and reloading until an apex machine spawns to get the upgrade parts(rinse and repeat until you have the x amount you need). It's too time consuming and makes the experience dull. reminds me of ubisoft games repetitive missions
it is like monster hunter. why is it ok in monster hunter but it is stupid in hoirzon? i do not understand that.
i love collecting parts like that. gives me the immersion of being a hunter. besides it is all optional!
You could change the settings to easy loot which allows you to collect all the parts from a machines even if they're still attached to it. It saves you a lot of hours and effort when you are doing post-game grinding.
Tremendo juego a nivel gráfico
Si no fuera por la neblina fuera mejor lastima que esa neblina tapa esa belleza
@@kawismeecha518 na, se ve precioso
que pro saber que apenas estamos a inicios de la generación
@@kawismeecha518 no fog will not be beautiful
@@xsublime jajajaja si porque en la realidad hay nubes haste dentro de mi casa🤣😂 no seas ridículo.
Amazing how much detail they put into things a lot of people will overlook. Well done Guerrilla
This is amazing, thanks! I did not know that it was so detailed oriented with the real life locations. It blows my mind. I love these games, and this is one of the things I love the most (other than Aloy), the world.
Thank you for this great video. I saw already a lot of the architecture by myself in the game but there is still so much more to see.
Increíble gráficos e increíble trabajo que has hecho, hay monumentos que ni sabía que existían
Assassins creed origins and odyssey have better graphics than Forbidden west
@@_Talyson lol no they don't
@@_Talyson I can't believe you said this 🤣
You know the music fits really well when showing a post apocalyptic game aha got a little emotional.
Crazy how you even compiled these locations... EXCELLENT JOB
The game is a masterpiece. Idk how ppl don’t understand that.
Because people don’t see how it’s a masterpiece to them it’s just a game for me on the other hand I explored as much as I could take in I just beat the game this morning because of all exploration and whatnot
It's not that this game is bad, it's just that a better game that did something new with the open world concept came in to overshadow it and HFW provided the perfect juxtaposition for people to compare Elden Ring to it.
It is unfortunate because the effort and time put into this game is just astounding however anyone will admit that in terms of open world traversal and quest tracking they chose to go with the old and reliable system that people are pretty much sick of. I fully believe that it wouldn't have been such an issue if HFW had come out on its own a been given at least a month or two on its own to shine, but it didn't get that opportunity, usually when reviewing a game like this people praise all the pros like the amazing visuals, the great gameplay, awesome combat and interesting story with a con being that it doesn't do anything interesting in terms of its open world system. It would be a footnote and the game would receive a 9/10. But then comes another game in which about every single thing you can complain about in HFW is improved on; the open world traversal is better, your character doesn't keep hinting at what you need to do every few seconds, there's barely any HUD, they don't baby you with quest markers all over the map, it treats you like an adult.
This video proves beyond the shadow of a doubt that HFW is an amazing game, but it's choices to go old school in a time when others were willing to make a risky endeavour is its folly. From Soft made a gamble that paid off and the unfortunate casualty was the Horizon Forbidden West's player base.
@@navtektv ehm, I'm playing Elden Ring right now and it's open world is absolutely poor compared to HFW. Like you can't even compare
@@TheRoudyzor The time of writing that comment I was playing HFW and hadn't picked up Elden Ring, now I am about 20 hours in Elden Ring I would have to disagree with you. I like everything about HFW but I like everything about Elden Ring better, unfortunately. I don't want to make comparisons between two great games but I enjoy Elden Rings intuitive traversal and open world system better than HFW. I can foresee me playing Elden Ring for the rest of the year and more even after I eventually finish the story but just like HZD I don't think I'll go back to HFW once I finish all there is to do after the story ends.
@@navtektv you’re not entirely wrong, but horizon doesn’t baby you. You can also turn off all hud settings if you’d like too. As well as setting waypoints to explorer mode, where it shows the direction on the compass but nothing else. Also Aloy just reiterates your primary objective. Whereas elden ring you’re forced to have to pay attention to every detail, watch a video, read the wiki, or you’re left wondering what to do next(in terms of quest progression). I’ve played both games as well with 50+ hrs on both but I think it’s just that people feel refreshed to not have the same/similar open world system as other games.
Both are good games tho.
Not gonna lie, this video made me sad because that's how the world will likely look like in 500-1000 years. It gives chills!
we'd all be dead and forgotten by then.
Not really. Unless humanity just disappears lol.
this game deserves to sell 50 to 100 million copies everyone who has a Playstation should buy this great game
@figgo yes,there is a recap before you start Forbidden West. Not that I loved the story,it’s all about the gameplay for me
The first one sold 20 millions copies, I hope this one can do better
@@ThibautMahringer The problem is that a good chunk of these sales were from reduced PlayStation bundles.
There were like 8 bundles with Horizon as a free game.
@@mssunshine8971 I know right, I got digital Horizon 1 for free last year (as well as Ratchet PS4) while not owning a Sony home console, yet. So maybe that also counts.
But Horizon 2 may also be in bundles for both PS4 and PS5 in the future, if it helps to give the game more visibility it's fine by me
@@ThibautMahringer The downloads from the Play at home days don't count but the bundle games are considered sales according to Sony.
And we have raw data of the discount bundle sales.
Roughly 45% of the lifetime sales come from bundles.
The same thing applies to Spiderman and GOW
The Spiderman PS4 Bundle alone has sold 5-6 million of the Spiderman lifetime sales.
Omg what!??? The level of research on this game! We can only appreciate the world more because they’re real. Art imitates nature and life!
Thanks for taking the time to make this. Was really enthralling. Only kind words to say. Great job 👏 👍 👌
Te superas con estas comparaciones, gran trabajo!!
Al jugar Horizon Forbidden West en PS5 y ver esas ruinas de la civilización en estos momentos de tensión de guerra nuclear te hace pensar q no estamos muy lejos de la ficción y hace erizar la piel
thanks for making this video! It made me want to revisit these landscapes and locations once more to appreciate them
As someone born and raised in California and who has driven the 1 and the 15 and visited sf and Vegas many times this is super cool. I just bought the game yesterday and can't wait to discover all of this in game
Vaya trabajazo tiene este vídeo. ¡Enhorabuena crack!
This game is insane... How do games like Breath of the Wild get drooled over and yet this comes out and people are like 'meh, cool'. This for me is just pure ART.
I was out in California last year, drove up the PCH, across the Golden Gate Bridge, and saw several of the locations. Seeing them in this game was amazing! They even got the large beds of ice plants that grow along the coast, so many pretty flowers, exactly right 😊.
I tried looking for exactly this kind of video shortly after launch and it at the time didn't exist... Little did I know you guys were working on all I could ask for and more.
This is an absolute hell of a comparison video. Growing up in the Midwest I honestly had no idea about 80% of these were anything worth acknowledging. The team at Guerilla Games honestly deserve Game of the Year. This is the most detailed game created since The Last of Us Part II.
Sidenote: I'd love to see a quick Part 2 to this video as I know for a fact 2 locations and probably more were missed. For example I know Big Sur is in the game... Also the large satellites that make up Plainsong also exist in real life.
No words...an absolute masterpiece!
As far as cities go:
They did a good job of capturing the scale of SF. A so-so job of capturing the scale of the Vegas Strip. (I know it’s buried in sand but the size of the forums and the Paris hotel seems diminished.)
Both were way better than how they showed Denver and SLC in the first game.
You did a great job finding so many iconic locations and comparing them seamlessly with their real world counterparts, but I must say, I'm a bit surprised by the lack of Yosemite Valley. Visiting that place in game was so surreal to me, I had to just sit and watch the scenery before progressing the story.
Great selection of music. Makes me enjoy the video much more. Amazing work.
Im playing the first game for the first time,it is apsolutely stunning,from craftin sistem to graphics,story and fun gameplay. When i complete the game ,im taking a halftime break and going in for forbiten west
You must be an afghan right?
@@bonecrusher3248 why? because of my name? haha
@@adil123etc5 yep! my gf's last name is adil aswell thats y i asked
This has gotta win game of the year. I don’t think I’ve ever had such an experience playing a game like I did with this.
It was the same with zero dawn, I was just in awe. This is the most beautiful game I have ever played.
elden ring says hi
@@hansbune3467 elden ring has no story, it has sold more than HFW but with no story the game wont sell more than HFW in the end
@@LaPercJames HAHAHAHHAHA no story?? it was co written by George RR Martin my dear boy
@@hansbune3467 George should've been left alone to finish his books.
As someone who grew up in Vegas, it was so cool to see it lovingly recreated in this fragmented future. Life goes on.
this background music in your videos makes me travel very tastefully congratulations!!!👏🏻👏🏻
My wish for this game is for it to continue expanding and cover the whole world. Would love to see how the rest of the world is and how the different clan/tribes developed in each continent. We got a taste of the Quen in this game. Hopefully we'll see more in the third game (if it ever happens) or a DLC.
As a New Yorker I would love to see Horizon’s version of New York
@@My600LbWallet considering the shape of SF, prolly not that much to see...
Muchas gracias por este video. Me he quedado de piedra y maravillado por la transformación que se ha hecho para simular lugares reales en el juego
Thank you for going to all of these places and taking the pics 👏👏
First of all, excellent video! I did have one point of contention and that was with the sequoia national park inclusion at the end. We do know that that location in game has to be roughly in the same area of California as sequoia national park due to the Sequoia trees only living at specific altitude ranges. However, unless there is some landmark we can tie to the park in game, we cant say it is for sure the park just because of the trees… there is a wide range in the game where sequoia trees are found, and since all of the trees in the park wouldve died to the Faro plague, all of these new sequia trees have to have been planted by gaia. therefore we cant pinpoint exactly where in game the park is supposed to be without some landmark or building.
Estaba disfrutando como un niño del vídeo hasta que me echo spoiler de que se puede ir encima de los pterodáctilos 🥲 Igualmente tío, tu trabajo es de admirar no, lo siguiente, me pareces de los mejores creadores de contenido, ojalá sigas creciendo y te vaya todo fenomenal 🔥
Yo también y era algo que esperaba que hubiese en el _Zero Dawn,_ estoy feliz que se pueda hacer en el _Forbidden West_
Chegamos em um nivel em que video games estao sendo comparados com a realidade, isso é incrivel
Ele também fez do _Zero Dawn,_ tem várias referencias a lugares do centro leste dos EUA.
Ss, ele tbm fez com o Forza Horizon 5 e é dificil de dizer qual foto é da vida real e qual é do game ksksks
I really appreciate how much love went into this game mirroring real landmarks especially the ones that were submerged, the world building in this was so beautiful
Thanks for the vid! I'm familiar with almost all of the locations, barring about 2-3, but hadn't recognized a lot of them! This video is missing one of my fav's though, Pfeiffer beach; they did a great job recreating the famous rock with an arch/doorway in it, I've photographed it many times (during the winter soltice, sunset shines through it). It's where the tideripper is, just north of the McWay falls location. They even replicated the flowering ice plants in the area. Too bad they didn't get the purple sand!
Impresionante el nivel de detalle que tiene este juego, hasta se me hace un nudo en la garganta.
ni si quiera lo he jugado todavía y ya puedo decir que este juego es una obra de arte que maravilla el trabajo de guerrilla se nota que esta vez se enfocaron mucho mas en hacer un mapeado que de verdad valiera la pena explorar.
Thanks for the Video. I live in SF so it's awesome playing through horizon and seeing this stuff in the video game
Thanks for putting your effort into this!, awesome video
where is the music gone too
it is now safe to say that HFW is now the official IP of PS5. it's like Super Mario to Nintendo and Sonic to Sega.
lol you have to be kidding . It's not even as good as the Tombraider reboots. Lara still has more charm in her little finger than Alloy has in her whole wide frame lol
@@DEVILTAZ35 no lmao 🤣
How surreal. Amazing video my friend. Amazing editing work. I've never seen anything like it. Congratulations one more time.
Man this is beautiful, Great Job!! Dang I live in California and I caught a few of these, but so many I didn't even catch. Amazing, I need to get out more :P
At some point we were like " Wow imagine when video games will look almost as good as reality" now video games looks even better than reality
Meh
Brutal este trabajo con esta obra de arte de juego!!!
wow, this is truly insane, it's incredible that so many of these places are actually real. I'm from Asia, never travel far so have not seen any of these and it's so cool to see them all like this. Thank you for your hard work to put together everything, just amazing. When i think this game couldn't get more awesome, lol you did it in details.
It was awesome recognizing Angel's Landing in Zion! I was hyped because i just did that hike a couple months ago for the first time haha!
Podrias hacer una comparación del trailer con el que se presentó y el producto final?
No se yo... jajajaja 🤣
Y eso para que? Guerra de consolas?
@@blrdf naa nada que ver es curiosidad nada más, yo me muero por jugar este juego. Pero este mes me toco elegir elden ring.. hasta el otro mes podre comprar horizon!
para que quieres esa monda, si estás viendo que está espectacular.
@@germansherman7707 es curiosidad! No tengo el juego aun en mis manos.. entonces me reconforta ver estos videos donde se ve tan bién 🤣
Reality vs game: this is going to be the next level of graphics analysis
I loved every single comparison you did with the game to reality it honestly almost made me cry considering out of every place I’ve ever learned about and been to just hurt my heart seeing everything like that in the game 🥺❤️
Awesome comparisons, Like life after people, both chilling yet beautiful.