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Watch Guerrilla Devs Play Through A Quest From Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds DLC
The Frozen Wilds DLC, a Horizon Zero Dawn story expansion that takes Aloy into frosty new environments, is out in just two days time. While you wait for its release, you can watch Guerrilla Games' principal quest designer Tim Stobo and quest designer Blake Rebouche play through The Survivor, one of the many quests of the upcoming expansion.
This quest takes place in an icy wasteland known as the Cut, where a clan known as the Weraks attempt to prove their worth against machines as well as the cold. Aloy attempts to uncover what happened to two missing hunters and crosses path with a monstrous and deadly new machine.
You can watch the 12 minute playthrough below.
You can read our review of Horizon Zero Dawn by heading here. The Frozen Wilds releases on November 7 for PlayStation 4.
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