The game was initially announced during Summer Game Fest in June, followed by trailers, in-game images and most recently a release date. From today you can pre-order LEGO Horizon Adventures on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and PC. The games full release will be 14th November, which is still some time away, until then you could replay the original Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West titles, currently exclusive to PlayStation.

Fans of the originals, will know that the game follows Aloy, a young hunter in a world overrun by machines, who sets out to uncover her past. Using ranged weapons, a spear, and stealth to combat mechanical creatures and other enemy forces. The games machines are fully mechanical but thanks to the upcoming LEGO game we will see them in brick form, which unsurprisingly is extremely cool.

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As seen in the pre-order trailer from last week (below), those that pre-order the early will unlock a new  in-game wearable item, the Shield-Weaver outfit. Also in the video we see other outfits, these must be unlockable in the gamw by performing tasks. Fans of other exclusive Sony PlayStation games will recognise Sackboy from LittleBigPlanet and Ratchet and Rivet from the Ratchet & Clank series.

I can’t imagine LEGO stopping with this  game though, with so many amazing Machines in the game that could get the brick-built treatment. We’ve already had a LEGO Tallneck set, others in the series could be a Watcher, Thunderjaw and Sawtooth, to name a few. That’s not to mention the plethora of Minifigures that could be done, such as Varl, Erend, Teersa, Sylens, Helis, and new Aloy variants would be extremely welcome.

Pre-orders for LEGO Horizon Adventures started today, 3rd October, with the games official release on 14th November. Will you be picking up this game? Let us know in the comments section below.

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A couple of weeks ago the game was revealed during the Summer Games Fest, many fans were surprised and loved the initial images and footage. The original game that it is inspired by, Horizon Zero Dawn & Forbidden West, is an exclusive to PlayStation, but use of the LEGO version coming to Nintendo Switch was perhaps an even bigger shock.

During the Nintendo Direct stream today, a brand new trailer comprising of new gameplay was revealed. Watch it below and prepare yourself for LEGO Horizon Adventures later this year, coming on PlayStation 5, PlayStation Portal, PC and Nintendo Switch.