"Horizon: Zero Dawn" is one of the most highly-anticipated games not only across the US, but also in other countries, especially UK. That is why when Sony released on their website that the game will be released slightly delayed in the UK, fans were disappointed - but it is just two days, so it seems forgivable.

However, the tech company has a fortunate news for all. In the recent update by Sony, "Horizon: Zero Dawn" will still be released on March 1 and they admitted that the PlayStation store listed a wrong date in their portal. The game's PlayStation Store in UK earlier stated that the said game will be launched on March 3. It was the intended release date for the said product before an announcement last December that the game will be released two days ahead of the planned schedule.

Digital version of "Horizon: Zero Dawn" will finally be released in UK just as it will be released in Australia and other places in Europe. The PlayStation Store in the US will have it launched on February 28 and the intended global release is still unaffected. Sony had already provided clarification and while a lot of UK fans may have been disappointed for quite a bit there, the game will definitely excite them even more now that it is confirmed that the game will be released on March 1st.

Meanwhile, in the trailer released yesterday, "Horizon: Zero Dawn" seems to be very promising with a stunning story to boot. The teaser involved mysterious characters such as Aloy's allies playing Lance Reddick from "The Wire and Lost." Guerilla Games developers intentionally held back specifics regarding the characters so players will have a fresh look and strong drive to discover the entire world of "Horizon." Originally scheduled in 2016, Sony delayed its launch in 2017 to provide additional time to deliver their ambitious vision for the game. Here is the latest trailer of the game.