Horizon Call of the Mountain’s mysterious protagonist Ryas is a master climber from the Shadow Carja clan, although “not much is known about his appearance” according to an infographic released by Guerrilla Games. That’s, of course, because you are the character; you’ll never actually see the character because you’re going to role-play as him with PSVR2.
We know that climbing is going to play an enormous part in the exclusive’s action, so it makes sense it’s one of the character’s main skills. “Born to a noble Carja family, Ryas is driven and skilled, though he has lost faith in himself,” the blurb reads. “After becoming a master climber during his youth, his time as a Shadow Carja has also made him a capable fighter and machine hunter, adept with a bow.”
While Ryas has kept his Shadow Carja clothing, he’s removed all emblems and insignias from it. “He knows his past actions, including his role in the sequestration of the young Prince Itamen, will never be forgiven by the world,” the summary continues. “Still, he seeks to regain his honour.” It sounds like an interesting character, and there’s some scope for development here.
This is the first time we’ve played as someone other than Aloy in a Horizon game, although the heroine from the mainline titles will cameo according to Guerrilla Games. Remember, pre-orders are open for Sony’s new headset right now, and you can pick up a bundle which includes this all-new adventure in the box.
[source twitter.com]
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Climbing with the feedback from the Sense controllers will bring it to another level hopefully. Can't wait. I'm currently clearing some games from my VR backlog and I still find it impressive every time I play. Considering the massive jump in hardware and how much better stuff will play and look on PSVR2, I am beyond excited. February can't come soon enough.
I am looking forward to this. The quality should be spectacular. However, and potentially unpopular opinion, the story and characters of this franchise are brutal. While I adored the first game, I had a hard time finishing Forbidden West because every character was just so, "bleh". Aloy herself was beyond annoying. Her expressions and the way she talked really got to me. The supporting characters all felt as if first year college students with a drama major wrote them. The different factions were all too way over the top. Compare this to The Last of Us or God of War and they aren't in the same league. Stunning world (and cool story), but the wrap around was terrible. I'm not optimistic about the character and writing for this side project.
If only I could get the pre order code to buy a PSVR 2
I haven't got to Forbidden West yet, so I wonder if I could play Call of The Mountain first. You know, because of potential spoilers or, more importantly, context.
@jrt87
110% disagree
"you’ll never actually see the character because you’re going to role-play as him with PSVR2"
Objection! You might find a mirror...always a fun time in VR!
Dunno why it matters who the person is, you’ll be a set of floating appendages. Unless there’s a said floating appendage between your legs, which would be disconcerting to say the least.
@Art_Vandelay I'd probably play thru Forbidden West first, just to be safe.
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