Sony is indeed developing an MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online) game set in the post-apocalyptic world of Horizon, and it's called Horizon Steel Frontiers. In a surprise announcement video that was leaked before its official unveiling at the G-Star 2025 event in Korea, Sony has confirmed that the new title will be developed by NCSoft, a Korean video game company, for PC, iOS, and Android platforms.
What sets Horizon Steel Frontiers apart from other MMORPGs is that it's specifically designed for mobile devices. This means players can step into the world of Horizon anywhere, anytime, and engage in thrilling battles against massive machines. The gameplay trailer posted by the Horizon Steel Frontiers YouTube channel shows off some of these features, including character customization and the ability to pick up dropped weapons from beasts.
"We're expanding that experience into the world of MMORPGs," said executive producer Sung-Gu Lee in a statement. "The core concept of Horizon Steel Frontiers can be summed up in one phrase: the thrill of taking down colossal machines."
Players will take on the role of machine hunters, exploring a region called the Deathlands inspired by Arizona and New Mexico. The game promises a mix of cooperation and competition, where players work together to take down machines and compete with rival tribes or fight over resources.
Although an official release date has not been announced, Lee said that the team is working to make the game available "as soon as possible." With its unique blend of exploration, combat, and social interaction, Horizon Steel Frontiers is sure to be a hit among fans of the Horizon series and MMORPG enthusiasts alike.
What sets Horizon Steel Frontiers apart from other MMORPGs is that it's specifically designed for mobile devices. This means players can step into the world of Horizon anywhere, anytime, and engage in thrilling battles against massive machines. The gameplay trailer posted by the Horizon Steel Frontiers YouTube channel shows off some of these features, including character customization and the ability to pick up dropped weapons from beasts.
"We're expanding that experience into the world of MMORPGs," said executive producer Sung-Gu Lee in a statement. "The core concept of Horizon Steel Frontiers can be summed up in one phrase: the thrill of taking down colossal machines."
Players will take on the role of machine hunters, exploring a region called the Deathlands inspired by Arizona and New Mexico. The game promises a mix of cooperation and competition, where players work together to take down machines and compete with rival tribes or fight over resources.
Although an official release date has not been announced, Lee said that the team is working to make the game available "as soon as possible." With its unique blend of exploration, combat, and social interaction, Horizon Steel Frontiers is sure to be a hit among fans of the Horizon series and MMORPG enthusiasts alike.