Two years ago, rumors surfaced that Sony was working on a remake of Horizon: Zero Dawn, which many thought sounded a little strange considering the game was only five years old at the time (and consequently seven years old today). , which is an extremely short time in remake context.
Since then, however, Sony has shown that they don’t mind releasing updated versions of their newer games, and as recently as earlier this year they released a remaster of the four-year-old The Last of Us: Part II. And now, eagle-eyed Reddit users have noticed that Sony has decided to remove Horizon: Zero Dawn from both PS Plus Extra and Premium on May 21 – despite it being a first-party game.
That in turn has led to a lot of speculation on social media that Sony doesn’t want to give away a game “for free” because the aforementioned Horizon: Zero Dawn Remake is actually real and will be announced at the much-rumored Sony event this month that must happen.
Whether that’s actually the case remains to be seen, but if you’re a PS Plus Extra or Premium subscriber, make sure you play Horizon: Zero Dawn by May 21, because after that you’ll either have to buy it at full price or wait on the potential remake.
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