Horizon Zero Dawn RTX 4090 8K Showcase Has Guerrilla Game Like Current-Gen Title

The brand new Horizon Zero Dawn RTX 4090 8K showcase has been released and the game has never looked better.

Yesterday we told how The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild runs on NVIDIA’s latest GPU in 8K resolution, and today we wanted to share what the first part of Horizon from 2017 looks like on a current-gen system. Created by artist Digital Dreams, this showcase features the creator’s own “BeyondallLimits Raytracing” Global Illumination ReShade custom setup combined with a camera mod by Otis_Inf to improve the level of detail, adjust fog and more.

The result is mesmerizing to say the least, and shows visual similarities to last year’s Horizon sequel, Horizon: Forbidden West on PlayStation 5 (which was also released on PS4). You can check out Digital Dreams’ new Horizon Zero Dawn RTX 4090 video below.

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Zero Dawn was released for PlayStation 4 in 2017. The game sold over 2.6 million units in two weeks. The PC version was released in 2020.

Horizon Zero Dawn is an exciting new action role-playing game in which you play as Aloha, a young hunter who seeks her destiny among the remnants of the ancient past. The game is set in a lush, post-apocalyptic world where machines roam the earth and humanity is no longer the dominant species.

“We knew Horizon Zero Dawn was going to be something special, so it’s great to see the incredible critical response to a brand new game world translate into this level of sales,” said Sean Layden, then chairman of SIE Worldwide Studios back in March. 2017 “Guerrilla has created a game that is nothing short of exceptional, and the response we’ve seen from fans – from hours and hours of gameplay to endless photo sharing – shows just how impactful it has been.”

“We are thrilled that Horizon Zero Dawn has been well received by critics and players alike. Developing the game was a labor of love, so it’s great to see it spark the same passion and enthusiasm from the gaming public that we felt during its development,” Guerrilla head Herman Hulst said at the time. “This is just the beginning of Aloy’s story and our exploration of the world of Horizon Zero Dawn, the team is already hard at work expanding the story.”