The final game in the latest Play at Home initiative, Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition is officially ready and waiting for you.

If you’re a PS5 or PS4 owner, you’ll know there’s not a whole lot to play right now. So when PlayStation announced it was offering up 10 free games, there was a lot of joy to be had.

Now the final game in that line-up, Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition is available to add to your library and you should absolutely go do that. You can find the game’s main page right over here.

It will cost you absolutely nothing and can be purchased from today until May 15.

In case you were living under a rock in 2017, here’s the game’s basic spiel:

“Experience Aloy of the Nora’s entire legendary quest to unravel the mysteries of a world ruled by deadly Machines. An outcast from her tribe, the young hunter fights to uncover her past, discover her destiny… and stop a catastrophic threat to the future.

Unleash devastating, tactical attacks against unique Machines and rival tribes as you explore an open wold teeming with wildlife and danger.”

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Check out the trailer for ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ below:

TL:DR: you’ll be fighting robot dinosaurs with a bow and arrow, and it’s freaking epic. Plus, because this is the Complete Edition of the game, you will also net the following:

  • Horizon Zero Dawn.
  • The Frozen Wilds expansion.
  • Carja Storm Ranger Outfit and Carja Mighty Bow.
  • Carja Trader Pack.
  • Banuk Trailblazer Outfit and Banuk Culling Bow.
  • Banuk Traveller Pack.
  • Nora Keeper Pack.
  • Digital art book.
  • PS4 theme.

This is a great time to check out the game before the sequel, Horizon Forbidden West, comes out later this year.

Oh, and if you haven’t already done so, make sure you go and download the other nine free games as well.

You can read more about this topic over at the Gaming Observer.

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