Horizon: Steel Frontiers

The developers provided us with an open-structured map called Deadlands, inspired by Arizona and New Mexico. As we explore it (on foot or on the backs of selected machines that we can use as mounts), we meet its inhabitants, complete various quests, and engage in combat with opponents. Complementing all this are large-scale raids.

Combat system and character development

On our path, we encounter both robots resembling animals and dinosaurs that have taken over the Earth, as well as hostile characters and heroes controlled by other players. Just like in the original game, the battles are dynamic, requiring us to stay in constant motion, avoid attacks, and deliver precise counters. On the battlefield, we use melee and ranged weapons, as well as various traps, with the key to success being targeting the weak points of enemies. A new feature is the ability to climb mechanical beasts. Additionally, there is the option to pick up and use weapons torn from them.

Naturally, a character development system is also implemented, allowing us to equip our character with increasingly better gear as we progress.

Game modes

Horizon: Steel Frontiers is designed exclusively for online multiplayer gameplay. We can both cooperate and compete with other players.