Horizon Forbidden West PS5 Walkthrough Gameplay PART 10 - GAIA

Subscribe to My YouTube Channel & Bell Notification on! Subscribe ➜    / @gamedeus4876   Horizon Forbidden West is an action role-playing game in the third-person perspective. The player controls Aloy, a hunter in a world populated by dangerous, animalistic machines. In an open world, she explores the mysterious frontier known as the Forbidden West, a post-apocalyptic version of the western United States, specifically the states of California, Nevada, and Utah. The map is larger than in the previous game, filled with secrets that lie beneath ruins of the Old Ones. A multitude of recognizable locations include a ruined San Francisco and the Yosemite Valley with various biomes. Underwater exploration is a primary addition. The game has enhanced melee combat, revamped climbing mechanics, and improved traversal options with the Valor Surge system, freeform climbing, and tools such as the Shieldwing, Focus Scanner, Diving Mask, and Pullcaster. The mission structure for quests better supports variety in objectives with compelling reward systems. The game has improved animation works and cinematics. Six months after the defeat of HADES, Aloy has left Meridian to search for a backup of GAIA so that she can reverse the effects of the planet's degrading biosphere due to Project Zero Dawn's terraforming machines malfunctioning in GAIA's absence. With her friend Varl, Aloy searches a facility that once belonged to Far Zenith, a company that specialized in space colonization, in hopes of finding a GAIA backup there. However, her search proves to be fruitless when she discovers Zero Dawn sabotaged the backup when they learned Far Zenith wanted to steal it. With no more leads, Varl suggests they track down Sylens, who might know more. They return to Meridian and investigate the Spire, where Aloy finds out Sylens stole HADES. Sylens contacts Aloy and invites her to find him in the Forbidden West, where he is willing to share valuable knowledge that HADES was hiding. She is warned that the Forbidden West is ruled by the isolationist Tenakth tribe, of which the Carja have tenuously peaceful relations with.