Exploring and completing cauldrons with friends would make for an amazing adventure, and Guerrilla Games could keep content fresh by updating the game with new cauldrons regularly. Most notably, the Horizon franchise already has an interesting feature that would work perfectly for multiplayer - cauldrons. Players could also work together to clear bandit camps, or to take over the camps of other players who have formed a tribe. Taking down machines, especially the larger ones is a daunting task, but with a team, the job can be made easier and more fun. A multiplayer Horizon Forbidden West could introduce a new storyline for players to work through which adds to the singleplayer plot while providing a way for gamers to enjoy the Forbidden West with friends. Like Legends, Horizon Forbidden West could release a multiplayer component down the line which allows players to team up with gamers from around the world. Legends has far more supernatural themes than the singleplayer game, and though Legends can be played alone, it is an experience best enjoyed with others. Working with other gamers, players can engage in quick matches, challenges, or take on new missions. In Legends, players can play as one of four classes: Ronin, Assassin, Hunter, or Samurai. While many were still praising Ghost of Tsushima for being an impressive singleplayer game, Sucker Punch surprised the gaming world by releasing Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, a multiplayer counterpart to the singleplayer portion of the game. Ghost of Tsushima was met with a very positive reception, and the game managed to win the People's Voice Award at 2020's The Game Awards. RELATED: Horizon Forbidden West May Be Gearing To Tell Another Ecological Cautionary Tale

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