Horizon Forbidden West Why It's my best game I've Played in this year

 Horizon Forbidden West stands out as my favorite game this year for many reasons. The story is incredibly captivating, especially with how it explores Aloy’s human side. She proudly embraces the legacy of Elizabeth Sobeck, almost as a daughter following in her mother’s footsteps. Her journey of meeting her sister and the care they show for each other adds deep emotional layers to the plot.

The game's graphics are breathtaking, creating a visually stunning world that pulls you in at every moment. Plus, the sheer amount of side stories makes the world feel rich and alive. Aloy herself is such a well-crafted character that you can’t help but love her, making the game even more engaging.

From the gripping narrative to the beauty of the landscapes, Horizon Forbidden West offers a complete, immersive experience that truly shines.


---Fr


Horizon Forbidden West est, sans aucun doute, mon jeu préféré de cette année. L’histoire est incroyablement belle, surtout dans la manière dont elle dévoile les côtés humains d’Aloy. Elle assume fièrement l'héritage de Lizabeth Sobeck, comme une fille suivant les traces de sa mère. Sa rencontre avec sa sœur et le lien qu’elles tissent ajoutent des émotions profondes au récit.

Les graphismes sont tout simplement magnifiques, avec des paysages à couper le souffle qui immergent le joueur dans un monde visuellement incroyable. De plus, la richesse des quêtes secondaires rend cet univers encore plus vivant. Aloy est un personnage si bien construit qu'on ne peut que l’aimer, ce qui renforce encore l'attachement au jeu.

Entre le récit captivant et la beauté des décors, Horizon Forbidden West offre une expérience complète et immersive qui brille sous tous les aspects.



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