It looks like Sony accidentally published the LEGO Horizon Adventures release date on the PlayStation website.
Gematsu reports that redditor foreveryoung1108 spotted a November 14 release date for the PlayStation 5, PC, and Nintendo Switch spin-off on the PlayStation website. That release date is no longer live.
According to https://t.co/L4tkx0LULC's home page, LEGO Horizon Adventures is launching November 14. Possible Nintendo Direct announcement?
— Gematsu (@gematsu) August 27, 2024
Spotted by Reddit user foreveryoung1108: https://t.co/BjWTwmP4ii
Gematsu page: https://t.co/AslTitRSq8 pic.twitter.com/YtDWY2sNBT
Current speculation is that the release date is set to be announced during today’s Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase, which follows Nintendo’s Indie World Showcase due to kick off at 7am PT/10am ET.
LEGO Horizon Adventures has appeared at prior Nintendo showcase events, most recently June’s Nintendo Direct, so it would make sense that a release date would pop up today.
LEGO Horizon Adventures is an action adventure game inspired by the world of Horizon, and designed for two-player, couch co-op play. It’s a family-friendly take on Horizon, co-developed by main Horizon developer Guerrilla Games, and Studio Gobo, with Aloy as the star and very loosely following the story of Zero Dawn. We've previously seen LEGO collaborate with Sony for actual physical LEGO sets based on Horizon.
IGN previewed LEGO Horizon Adventures earlier this summer and came away impressed. “LEGO Horizon Adventures presents a massive toy box to tinker, fuss around with, and most importantly, laugh about,” we said.
To find out how this strange collaboration between Guerrilla and LEGO came out, check out IGN’s interview with Guerrilla Games narrative director James Windeler from Summer Game Fest.
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