Notes On E3: And On the Third Day, E3 Gave us Our First PC Show

We will be updating E3 Coverage daily so continue to check back during the rest of the week [title type=”h2″]Day 3[/title] The best part of E3 is when you actually get to see some gameplay. As I sit here and type this I’m watching multiple streamers on Twitch take on some of the games we are most excited to see. While a few of these games never made an actual appearance at the conferences held this year, another few were briefly mentioned and we were left wanting more. One for example is Horizon Zero Dawn.

Horizon Zero Dawn’s story takes place well into the future where our time is now considered “The World of the Old Ones” and as humans, we are no longer the dominant species. Nature has taken back what we’ve stolen from it but something seems off. The land is overrun with dinosaurs-highly advanced mechanical dinosaurs.

In this new IP you play as Aloy, a young woman from a tribal society set on hunting down these hulking machines as a means to survive. But she’s different from her people. Aloy’s understanding of this post-apocalyptic world rivals that of her tribe. She’s a master craftswoman and an expert hunter, an archer who is curious of the new world and makes the best of all that it has to offer her. In this game you will embark on a journey with Aloy as she makes her way through this world and discovers her destiny. Of what life has in store for her and you do it all in wonder as the beautiful landscapes will surely take your breath away. Horizon Zero Dawn is schedule…

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