The LEGO Group announced that it will release the first LEGO set inspired by the world of Horizon Forbidden West in May, three months after the game’s release.
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The set is the result of the collaboration between the LEGO Group and PlayStation with the cooperation of the game’s developer Guerrilla.
The 1,222-piece set is said to be a display model and features Aloy (the protagonist of the game), a Watcher (machine scout), and a Tallneck (works just like a watchtower in almost every open-world video game).
It also includes a new headset for Aloy’s iconic hair, a brick-built spear for Aloy, and a choice of blue, yellow, or red eyes for the Watcher.
Because it is a diorama, builders can add landscape details like the brick-built birch tree, tall grass and a rusty stoplight to complete the post-apocalyptic look.
Although the set is marketed as “inspired by Horizon Forbidden West“, all of the elements in this set also appear in the first game, Horizon Zero Dawn.
On one hand, we can see how the set would appeal to Horizon fans in general, but we could also see that the LEGO Group is playing it safe by marketing it under the name of the new game instead.
We hope they’d make more of the sets with more iconic scenes and creatures from the game.
The buildable Horizon Tallneck model measures over 34 cm high, 23 cm wide and 17 cm deep. It will be available starting May.
We don’t have official pricing for the local market, but the price is estimated to be approximately 79.99 EUR / 79.99 USD / RM 375.90.
