Gaming Photo Album: Horizon Forbidden West (Volume 2)

Hello, and welcome to the second (and for now, final) volume of my captures from the stunning Horizon Forbidden West! I recently finished working my way through the main story on PS4 (you can read my review here), so these captures will be mainly from the second half of the game. These are all taken using the feature-rich Photo Mode that the game offers.

There’s a range of photo categories below, from sprawling vistas to intense mid-battle shots. Some categories continue from Volume 1, but there’re also several new ones – for example, machine-specific sections, reflecting the cinematic introduction of new dangerous enemies in the later sections of Forbidden West!

Thanks to everyone who responded so positively to my first set of photos (which you can browse through here), and I hope you enjoy looking through these too! If you have any favourites, I’d love to know in the comments section below. Let’s get straight into it!

-WARNING: Visual Spoilers for the second half of Horizon Forbidden West ahead!-


Aloy


Aloy (Black & White)


Machine Combat


Human Combat


VS Stormbird


VS Tremortusk


VS Scorcher


VS Slaughterspine


VS Dreadwing


ThunderJAWs


Dodge


Power Shot


The Horizon


Explorer


Exploring the Old World


Climbing


Silhouettes & Shadows


Gliding


Sunwing Flying


Snowy Sunwing Flying


San Francisco Sunwing Flying


San Francisco Beach Battles


Surface Swimming


Deep Diving


Supporting Characters


Tallnecks


Landscapes


Art Connoisseur


Singularity (The Final Quest)


We’ve Reached the End. Now It’s Nap Time!


Thanks for reading this post! Once again, I hope you enjoyed it. The new PS5-only DLC The Burning Shores is out this month for Horizon Forbidden West, and might be the tipping point for me to finally get a PS5. After all, the post-apocalyptic Los Angeles setting looks ideal for more photo opportunities!

Have an amazing day!

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