She travels to the Burning Shores (what's left of Los Angeles in the future) to confront him, meeting up with members of a tribe called the Quen, who have sailed across the ocean and are on the brink of collapse. Having eliminated the immediate threat posed by the Zeniths - a group of long-lived individuals who attempted to eradicate all life on the planet - beloved Horizon hero Aloy learns that one final member of the faction may still be on Earth and is almost certainly up to no good. HORIZON FORBIDDEN WEST: BURNING SHORES, a paid expansion for Horizon Forbidden West, takes players back to Guerrilla Games' far-flung future, which sees humanity struggling to survive in a world teeming with giant, animal-like machines. The dialogue contains a small amount of profanity, including the word "s-t." Red blood is occasionally seen when fighting human foes. Combat is presented from a third-person perspective, with Aloy using bows, spears, explosives, and acid against both towering animal-like machines and human enemies in order to accomplish her objectives. Aloy can "romance" one of these characters - a woman named Seyka - culminating in a passionate kiss.
Several key characters have dark skin tones or East Asian features. She frequently helps people in need - such as assisting a woman in finding her lost sister - and has a fierce sense of justice, loyalty, and duty.
Players control Aloy, a strong, smart, confident woman who fights both machines and people on a quest to stop a newly discovered threat to the planet. It's a paid add-on for Horizon Forbidden West and will not work with the PlayStation 4 version of the game. Parents need to know that Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is a distant future-set sci-fi action/adventure game for PlayStation 5.
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