PlayStation officially revealed its next PlayStation 4-era remaster at its September State of Play on Tuesday. Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered will be the latest first-party title to get a fresh makeover for PlayStation 5 and PC, and it’ll be released October 31.

The recently announced PS5 remaster of Horizon Zero Dawn arrives next month. And if you already own the OG version on PS4, you can upgrade for just $10. However, if you were thinking about buying the old PS4 version now so you can pay the small upgrade fee and save some money on that remaster,

Sony brought Horizon Zero Dawn to PC in 2020 and later released an update for the PS5 in 2021 that unlocks 60 frames per second. The remaster will probably look even better on the PS5 Pro, which launches in November. If you have the game already, you can upgrade to the remastered version for $9.99.

Keeping with other PlayStation titles, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered requires a PlayStation Network account on PC.

A new version of the original Horizon game is set to update its visuals and includes 10 hours of re-recorded dialogue.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, a remastered version of the 2017 action RPG from Guerrilla Games that features several improvements over its original counterparts, including what is said to be over 10 hours of re-recorded conversation mocap and countless graphical improvements that bring the game closer in line to Horizon Forbidden West,

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered might not seem necessary, but it's making some changes that could take advantage of hardware improvements.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered was announced a couple of days ago and while a $9.99 fee for PC owners of the complete edition might not annoy many there's another catch sure to get a rise among many others.