Horizon Forbidden West fans can grab a freebie worth over $1,000
Topics: Horizon Forbidden West, PlayStation, Sony, PC
Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Topics: Horizon Forbidden West, PlayStation, Sony, PC
If you’ve been playing, and loving, Horizon: Forbidden West’s recent PC port you won’t want to miss out on this generous giveaway.
While some may argue that Horizon: Zero Dawn is the better game, its sequel Horizon: Forbidden West is still a sublime entry in the series, and an impressive graphical showcase for the PlayStation 5, especially the Burning Shores DLC.
Take a look at Horizon Forbidden West below
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The PC port has been very well received as well, and it’s worth picking up if you don’t own a PlayStation console but have been intrigued by Aloy’s survival adventures.
That being said, the PC version of the game can push the title’s beauty much further than Sony’s console, provided you’ve got the right hardware of course.
With that in mind, what could be better than playing the game with a custom Horizon GeForce RTX 4080 graphics card, for free too.
That’s right to celebrate the game’s PC launch, Nvidia is offering gamers the chance to win a custom-made graphics card decorated with imagery from Horizon: Forbidden West, with the product itself being way over $1,000.
Of course the graphics card won’t just work for Horizon: Forbidden West, it’ll also give you the chance to play a variety of other games that are their graphical best, like the recently released Dragon’s Dogma 2.
The competition tied to the giveaway is open to a variety of countries, meaning US, UK, Australian and other worldwide residents can apply.
All you need to do is navigate to the official tweet advertising the competition, like it and retweet it to be in with a chance of winning, though Nvidia hasn’t said when it’ll announce the winner at the time of writing.
Chances are slim, as there can only be one winner, but whether you’re a die-hard Horizon fan or about to explore its world for the very first time, it’s worth a go.