Summer
Game
Fest
kicked
off
this
year
with
the
announcement
of
the
previously
rumoured
Lego
game
based
on
Guerilla’s
Horizon
games.
Titled
Lego
Horizon
Adventures,
it’ll
hit
PS5
later
this
year.
The
big
surprise?
It’s
coming
to
PC
and
Switch
as
well.

Described
as
a
“playful
and
light-hearted
story
inspired
by
the
events
of
the
world
of
Horizon”,
the
new
game
is
being
co-developed
by
Studio
Gobo
and
Guerilla.

“In
a
distant
future,
the
land
is
made
of
LEGO
bricks
and
incredible
dinosaur-like
machines
roam
the
Earth.”

reads
the
PlayStation
blog
post.
“Aloy,
the
game’s
leading
hero,
is
found
in
a
cave
as
a
baby
and
raised
by
a
grizzled
huntsman
called
Rost,
who
teaches
her
the
way
of
the
wilds.
One
day,
Aloy
embarks
on
a
quest
to
discover
her
true
destiny.
Guided
by
a
thousand-year-old
hologram
of
a
scientist
called
Elisabet,
Aloy
must
confront
Helis,
the
leader
of
a
group
of
sun
worshipers
who
bow
to
an
Ancient
Evil
shrouded
in
mystery.
There’s
much
more
in
store
for
Aloy
and
her
friends,
as
their
adventure
sends
them
across
the
tallest
mountains
and
deepest
cauldrons
—
all
beautifully
recreated
in
LEGO
elements.”

The
trailer
looks
gorgeous
and
has
that
bouncy,
zany
humour
that’s
typically
associated
with
the
Lego
games. 

Coming
out
in
Holiday
2024,
the
game
will
feature
two-player
split-screen
and
online
co-op.

Since
Studio
Gobo
is
not
owned
by
Sony,
Lego
Horizon
Adventures
is
not
technically
a
first-party
title,
but
it’s
still
quite
crazy
to
see
it
coming
to
the
Nintendo
Switch,
marking
what
might
actually
be
the
first
time
any
PlayStation
franchise
has
jumped
over
to
Nintendo.
I
can’t
think
of
any
other
examples
off
the
top
of
my
head,
but
if
you
guys
know
of
any
let
me
know.