Horizon Forbidden West: BurningShores is a crowd-pleasing blockbuster with one spectacular final boss.
Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores MSRP $19.99 Score Details DT Recommended Product “Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is a light, but crowd-pleasing DLC chapter that sets the stage for Aloy's next adventure.” Pros Cons In Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores, Los Angeles is a lonely town. Reduced to a series of desolate islands disconnected from the rest of postapocalyptic California, the once bustling city has become a haven for people battling their own social isolation.
A scenic vacation If you aren’t already sold on the Horizon formula, Burning Shores isn’t likely to win you over. The DLC is a bite-sized version of Forbidden West with only a few new tricks of its own. The main attraction here is its new location, a densely detailed chain of tropical islands that’s about 20% the size of the base game’s sprawling map. You can’t go two steps without walking into a gorgeous, sun-soaked vista.
Some of the best content included here can feel like a tantalizing teaser for the next mainline Horizon game. Cult of personality What especially stands out about last year’s Horizon Forbidden West is its politically fierce narrative. That story revolved around a group of ultrarich elites who fled the Earth after destroying it and looked to reclaim it at the expense of its survivors. It was a searing and not so subtle teardown of real-world figures like Jeff Bezos, questioning their cavalier attitudes toward the real world outside of their own orbit.
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