Seyka is a lot like Aloy in that respect, and the pair bond not only because of their shared circumstances but also their shared spirit. She’s smart and capable, stubborn and driven, and she doesn’t care about breaking the social mores of her tribe if it means saving her sister. Seyka herself is probably the best thing about Burning Shores’ story. Realizing these events must be connected, the two team up and start combing the ruin-laden islands for clues. Enter Seyka, a Quen marine in search of her sister and other members of her tribe who went missing around the same time Aloy’s fugitive showed up. Aloy follows him to this new region, but upon arriving, she quickly discovers things are more complicated than she anticipated. Once you do, Aloy learns that one of the Zeniths ( Forbidden West’s primary antagonists) escaped the destruction of their base and fled south to the titular Burning Shores. Unlike The Frozen Wilds, which was a side story players could access midway through the first game, Burning Shores takes place after the events of Horizon Forbidden West, so you have to finish the main story before you can access the DLC. And a little over a year later, we have Burning Shores, a roughly 10-hour adventure that sees protagonist Aloy travel to the ruins of Los Angeles in pursuit of a dangerous enemy. When the sequel, Horizon Forbidden West, released in early 2022, expectations were high that it too would get a DLC expansion.
It was a great addition to the game that included some visual and gameplay improvements. Eight months after Horizon Zero Dawn’s release, Guerrilla Games surprised us with The Frozen Wilds, a DLC expansion that gave players a new area to explore, new machines to conquer, and a storyline centered around the lesser-known Banuk tribe.
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