For those interested, I made another video using Horizon Zero Dawn's photo mode.

Hope you like it!

That's really cool. Sort of reminds me of the old QuickTime 360 pictures Bungie put out during Halo 2 and Halo 3 development. I'm going to be really disappointed with new games that don't have a Photo Mode, now. I desperately wish The Witcher 3 had one.

I'm still continuously blown away by how good Horizon is. I'm only a few sidequests and collectibles away from the Platinum, and I really don't want it to end. I started up near Maker's End and am just wandering around the map getting the collectibles and causing trouble, and I'm still discovering new things and having tons of fun. I collected a Metal Flower last night that was guarded by two Thunderjaws and a few other smaller machines, and it was such a fun fight. I laid some traps, use corruption arrows on the Thunderjaws to make them fight, picked up a disc launcher that had been blown off of one Thunderjaw to kill it, and finished off the other one with a Ropecasters, Freeze Arrows, and hacking it to pieces.

Speaking of discovering new things, two days ago I realized that Aloy has a scar on her neck from the Proving:

I seriously think I'm going to skip Mass Effect for a while and just keeping playing Horizon. It's that good.

The uvula is the dangly part at the back of the throat man, jeez.
Anyway, next time you're in the game and Aloy starts quipping, go into photo mode and look inside her mouth, it's back there!

The uvula is the dangly part at the back of the throat man, jeez.
Anyway, next time you're in the game and Aloy starts quipping, go into photo mode and look inside her mouth, it's back there!

lol. Now I have to look.

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Tits.

With the attention to detail in this game, I'm surprised that they didn't give her tonsils, honestly...

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Her irises have depth, and are affected by lighting separately from the rest of her eye. Also, if you angle the camera and lighting right, you can see the environment reflected in her eyes.

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Also, if you angle the camera and lighting right, you can see the environment reflected in her eyes.

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