"After we finished Killzone 3 we started working on preproduction and speak with everyone in the studio," said Hermen Hulst, managing director of the team. "We got 40 to 50 contexts and ideas for games, and Horizon emerged from one of them but at the same time, collecting ideas from all others."
"Here you are Aloy, the main protagonist and part of a primitive tribe, which obviously disadvantaged party against these mechanical creatures and you have to prepare and be smart before, during and after the fighting," he said. "" There stealth, no mechanical traps and there are a lot of agility, you have to put everything on your part to take down these monstrous machines. "
"We will talk later about RPG elements, you have seen today that there is a system of plunder and resources you can collect these machines to create new ammunition, arsenal and stuff," he continued.
"The setting of the game is something post-post-apocalyptic, has been a disaster for thousands of years and here's the twist, the human being is no longer the dominant race. They are the machines that reign" he said. "In the role of Aloy you not understand why you're there and what are these machines, what they do or how to relate to them, so we'll take a trip to discover all these secrets."
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