Tencent recently launched an open-world survival crafting game on PC, courtesy of its subsidiary Polaris Quest. While the launch date remains uncertain, the teaser trailer has garnered attention for one striking reason: Its uncanny resemblance to Guerrilla Games’ –
A Reddit thread explores the notion that the artwork style and Machine designs, referred to as Mechanimals, lack significance and serve only as a unnecessary embellishment, extending even to the final artwork. While Horizon’s unique features are undeniable, it also shares a fair proportion of options available elsewhere, accompanied by cooperative play for up to ten players, the ability to construct bases, and the intriguing concept of Mechanimal taming. The fight can be a much more intense and action-packed experience, with a greater emphasis on hack-and-slash gameplay; plus, the game offers seamless cross-platform play for an added layer of convenience.
Despite this, the similarity between the video games is undeniable. Neither Guerrilla Games nor Sony have commented on the title, leaving room for speculation about potential legal action. Stay informed about additional details and developments.
