That's Aloy's life in a nutshell. The story is part nature documentary, part sci-fi TED Talk, and all epic. You'll hunt robo-deer for parts, only to be obliterated by a mechanical T-Rex two minutes later.

The open world is gorgeous, so beautiful you'll forget your PC is running at 69 degrees. Combat is like an engineering class: 'Attach wire here, freeze this, blow up that.' And let's be real, Aloy deserves a medal for keeping her cool while the rest of the world argues over whether or not she's "special".

In conclusion: robot apocalypse = bad, but turning them into loot = fun. 10/10 would buy the second game as well!

[h1]Imagine being a cave-woman with Wi-Fi instincts, fighting robot dinosaurs because humanity messed up (again)[/h1] That's Aloy's life in a nutshell. The story is part nature documentary, part sci-fi TED Talk, and all epic. You'll hunt robo-deer for parts, only to be obliterated by a mechanical T-Rex two minutes later. The open world is gorgeous, so beautiful you'll forget your PC is running at 69 degrees. Combat is like an engineering class: 'Attach wire here, freeze this, blow up that.' And let's be real, Aloy deserves a medal for keeping her cool while the rest of the world argues over whether or not she's "special". In conclusion: robot apocalypse = bad, but turning them into loot = fun. 10/10 would buy the second game as well!