Surprised by the graphic background of the blockbuster Horizon Forbidden West as beautiful as real life

The graphics in Horizon Forbidden West are truly amazing.

As expected, on February 18, the blockbuster Horizon Forbidden West that was expected by the gaming community worldwide was officially released on both PS4 / PS4 Pro and PS5 systems. And not to disappoint the fans, Horizon Forbidden West is the official masterpiece with countless absolute 10 points from game critics and the gaming community around the world.

The success of Horizon Zero Dawn as well as the recent Horizon Forbidden West is not thanks to the attractive storyline but thanks to the beautiful graphics of the game. With the graphic power of PS5, Horizon Forbidden West will bring gamers into a fantasy world, amazingly majestic. From small miniatures to grandiose scenes, all are carefully cared for by the manufacturer. For those who have played Horizon Zero Dawn, they must have understood somewhat about the beautiful graphics of this series.

To show the gaming community the level of detail in the Horizon Forbidden West blockbuster, YouTuber ElAnalistaDeBits recently posted a video comparing locations in Horizon Forbidden West with real-life locations in many places around the world. U.S. As a result, they are almost identical, and the environment in Horizon Forbidden West is so realistic that many gamers won’t be able to distinguish between game and real life.

To compare locations in Horizon Forbidden West, YouTuber ElAnalistaDeBits used images from Google Maps of real-life US locations. While these images don’t have too much detail, they do give us a glimpse of the real world and the world in Horizon Forbidden West. Most notably, the lighting in the game is still not as good as what we can see in real life. It can be said that Horizon Forbidden West is one of the games with the best graphics to date.

This new reality comparison adds real-life locations and the results are stunning. The locations compared include Mcway Cove (California), High Roller (Nevada), Caliente Train Station (Nevada), Mono Lake (California), Jackson St. (California), Arc de Triomphe (Nevada), and Transamerica Pyramid (California).