Rumor: Sony is working on the adaptation of another game – a film based on Horizon: Zero Dawn

Released in 2017 on PlayStation 4 action-adventure game Horizon: Zero Dawn turned out to be a big hit. Last summer the game was ported to PC, and now the second part with a subtitle is in development. Forbidden west… The new series has evolved into one of the flagship PlayStation franchises and it looks like Sony is planning to expand it beyond video games.

According to one of the portal sources Giant Freakin Robot, Sony is currently working on a film based on Horizon: Zero Dawn

The site did not disclose other details, but in recent weeks, for the third time, it has been reporting on Sony’s plans to adapt certain games to film. First there was news about the film based on Demon’s Souls, then about Red Dead Redemption, and now it was the turn of Horizon: Zero Dawn. Either Sony has groped the potential in film adaptations of game stories, or we are talking about some notions. In any case, until confirmation or denial, the information should be considered as a rumor.

Officially, at the moment, it is known about four film adaptations from Sony Pictures and PlayStation Productions. Already filmed and awaiting release Uncharted, production of the series will start in early July The last of us from HBO, and before that, a full-length adaptation of Ghost of Tsushima by director “John Wick” Chad Stahelski was announced and a show based on Twisted metal, which will be developed by the writers of “Deadpool” and “Zombieland” Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick.

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