With the PlayStation VR2 launching in less than a week, Horizon Call of the Mountain aims to be one of the most important titles of those that will already be available for Sony’s virtual reality console system. Developed by Guerrilla Games, we find ourselves in front of a new title that adds to the saga with Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West, in which we have to guide the young and brave Aloy in her exploration of the post-apocalyptic world.

Those who have already played one of the two titles know this its visual execution is spectacular, and that just browsing and exploring its more than extensive maps is already a fully satisfying activity. The Horizons is a perfect example of how open world games should be, in which expansion is of course important, but which must necessarily go hand in hand with density and “life” in it, because in Otherwise, its exploration can be tedious ( and this usually happens) after a short period of time because it doesn’t add anything to the game or the player.

So it’s quite an achievement that Sony decided that Horizon Call of the Mountain, the exclusive Horizon world experience for PlayStation VR2, should be among the titles available at the launch of its virtual reality headset, as it’s one of the can provide an immensely satisfying immersive experience, as I commented on the previous titles, simply observing the world around us. I’ve mentioned it before, if there’s one reason I might consider getting a PlayStation 5 alongside a PlayStation VR2, it’s Horizon Call of the Mountain.

Now players don’t just live in the landscape, so the launch trailer for Horizon Call of the Mountain brings us more interesting information about the game. It’s now available on the PlayStation YouTube channel, and we’ve started by confirming something we’ve already expected based on previous developments, which is that this time We won’t be embodying Aloy, even though she will be present in our adventure, as we can see when the first 15 seconds of the trailer have barely passed. An achievement without a doubt, as Aloy is a hugely iconic character, so her mere presence in the game is an incentive.

On the other hand, and in a very remarkable aspect, it seems that Guerrilla and Sony they didn’t sacrifice pacing and gameplay in favor of an immersive experience. In the trailer we can see some of the machines that we will have to face, as well as some elements of the plot of the game, and at least in this approach it seems that Horizon Call of the Mountain promises to live up to its two predecessors. titles..