Close to the halfway point of June this year, it was discovered that the Complete Edition for Guerrilla Games’ Horizon Zero Dawn was listed via a Korean Ratings Board. In that, the uncovering insinuated that the arrival for the game – at least to share the release date – would be on the horizon seeing that the game was slated for a summer release previously.

Now in a new trailer shared today, the Amsterdam team elaborates more on the game’s jump to the PC platform. Excitingly with more changes to how the game operates, players will also have the option to purchase the game on either Steam or Epic Games Store based off preference.

You can watch the new trailer in the video below:

Expanding more on the different options available for players wielding keyboards and mice, users will have the option to alter virtually the appearance of the world among other aspects of the game that is limited on console. Elements such as dynamic foliage, texture quality, and anti-aliasing. Although the game did receive a Pro enhancement on PlayStation 4, these new options expands vastly ahead of the console counterpart.

Guerrilla Games also allows players to map the controls for users that have a specific control scheme to pick up the game with ease. Moreover, there is also the ability to unlock framerates to perform at speeds that exceed the console version and even the option to format the game for ultra-wide aspect monitors as well.

That same month, Guerrilla Games announced that the sequel for the studio’s 2017 title will be arriving as an exclusive title for PlayStation 5. Sharing that Horizon Forbidden West will be launching sometime in 2021 following the initial reveal. You can read the announcement for the game by heading here.

What are you most excited about for Horizon Zero Dawn arriving to PC?

Horizon Zero Dawn is slated to ship for PC on August 7, 2020; out now for PlayStation 4.