This is because you'll be able to plan your hunter's journey through various upgrades and the skill tree branches that open up when you begin leveling. There are some similarities, but they largely stand on their own. However, it's worth noting that none of these really feel like the traditional tropes of barbarian, rogue, wizard, and so on. The Oseram Forgesmith is a fighter that puts more into double-handed melee, for example, while the Nora Marksman (who is closest to the franchise's main character, Aloy) is, as the name implies, a hunter with more of an aptitude for bows and ranged attacks. Instead, they come from different tribes and offer unique specialisms.Īlthough all of them have access to a ranged and melee weapon, it's clear that some are better at one or the other. You won't be embarking on that journey with the video game's protagonist or supporting cast, though the hunters of the Horizon Zero Dawn board game aren't named characters from the video game. And because this is only the end goal, there's plenty to fill your time in-between starting the game and facing the Sawtooth itself. This is the mighty Sawtooth in the base game, but other quests will come with expansions (more specifically, The Sacred Land boxset will launch Septemand features five new monsters). That 'meta' hunt sees you taking on one of the largest beasts in the world - a fierce, noteworthy quarry for any hunter to bring down. The Horizon Zero Dawn board game sees one to four players take on the role of hunters in a post-post-apocalypse, banding together for a semi-cooperative journey with one 'meta' hunt peppered with a few smaller encounters along the way. Price: $99.99 (opens in new tab) / £69.99 (opens in new tab)
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