The Collector’s Edition is obviously the big draw here, as not only do you get the base game inside of a good-looking steelbook case, but it also comes with an art book, a Tremortusk statue, and an Aloy figurine scaled to show just how massive the giant robot elephant is. All of this comes inside of a decorative box, featuring key art from Horizon Forbidden West. You’ll also get the following DLC in this package:

Digital goodies:

• Digital soundtrack
• Horizon Zero Dawn Vol. 1: The Sunhawk digital comic book
• Photo Mode unlocks (special pose and face paint)
• Carja Behemoth Elite outfit
• Carja Behemoth Short Bow
• Nora Thunder Elite outfit
• Nora Thunder Sling
• Apex Clawstrider Machine Strike piece
• Resources pack

An alternative to the editions listed above is Horizon Forbidden West: Complete Edition. You won’t get any of the physical extras here, but what you will get in this version is the sequel, its Burning Shores expansion, and all of the DLC listed above. This is the best way to experience the complete story of Forbidden West, and at $40 (was $60) this makes it a good option in case you’re not too concerned about physical collectibles related to the game.

Naturally, you’ll want to pair this with Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, as this upgraded edition of the first game in the series looks very impressive on PS5 and PS5 Pro. Released not too long ago, this edition updates Horizon Zero Dawn to the same visual standard as Forbidden West, and it also includes the following content:

• The Frozen Wilds Expansion
• Carja Storm Ranger Outfit and Caja Mighty Bow
• Carja Trader Pack
• Banuk Trailerblazer Outfit & Banuk Culling Bow
• Banuk Traveller Pack
• Nora Keeper Pack
• Digital art book