Horizon Zero Dawn already has one of the most robust photo modes out there, but a patch landing next week is going to expand on its functionality even more.

Every time you move the camera in Horizon Zero Dawn, the game is doing all sorts of under-the-hood calculations, loading and unloading chunks of world to ensure that it all runs properly. And that isn't even counting the robot dinosaurs.

Just when you think you've really gotten the hang of Horizon Zero Dawn, creeping around and hunting robot dinosaurs in the colourful open world, along comes a Cauldron to blow your damn mind.

Horizon Zero Dawn is a beautiful game. Sometimes, it seems too beautiful. Here's how the developers achieved such an uncannily gorgeous look.

Horizon Zero Dawn is a landmark of gender equality in AAAs. Aloy reps the cause so overtly that it barely even needs to be said. She's a strong female character in every way, with a practical, unsexualised design and a pivotal role to play in the story. Hell, she comes from a shamelessly matriarchal goddess-worshipping society.

But plenty of games have strong female characters. Horizon Zero Dawn is the first to take the next step, setting Aloy free in a truly progressive world.

Hideo Kojima likened the development of Death Stranding using Guerrilla's Decima Engine to the Space Race during the Cold War in a series of recent tweets. The collaboration with the creators of Horizon Zero Dawn, in Kojima's words, "enables us to go to the Mars but even to the Jupiter."

Video: ROBOT DINOSAURS. Guerrilla Games showed off Horizon: Zero Dawn at E3 earlier this year, but today's Horizon gameplay footage looks way more like the game we'll (hopefully) be playing next year. UI! Loot! Crafting! Frame rate drops!

If you're purchasing the PlayStation 4 this holiday season and are into first-person shooters, chances are you'll be eyeing Guerrilla Games' latest instalment in the Killzone franchise: Shadow Fall. But while those shiny new graphics will catch most people's eyes, I'm more concerned with how the game plays.

You could make the argument that this Conversations With Creators video about Killzone: Shadow Fall is simply an elaborate advertisement for the PS4, and I'd probably agree with you, but I found this video interesting nonetheless. Members of the Guerrilla Games team speak out about developing for the PS4 and what the machine is capable of and it's all relatively insightful stuff.

Last week, Guerrilla Games released a report on the studio's PlayStation 4 reveal demonstration, which had people playing a real-time demo of the new Killzone game. It's mostly super-technical, but there's still enough interesting stuff in there for regular folk to get something out of.

The PlayStation Vita is a good, powerful handheld machine that's run some piss-poor first-person shooters. After rushed, clunky Resistance and Call of Duty shooters, the system will get a Killzone in September. It merely needs to be mediocre to improve Vita FPSing dramatically.

Edge has a pretty insightful interview with Guerrilla Games, focusing on Killzone 4 and PlayStation 4 development — some very interesting stuff in there.

Now that Killzone 3 players can get online and kill each other once again, Guerrilla Games and Sony gives them incentive to do so in the form of a double XP weekend running now through 10AM UK time Monday morning.

The escalating conflict between the ISA and the Helghast plays out on a much smaller scale in Killzone Universe, a live-action short that shows a friendship torn apart by impending war.

Killzone 3 is at its best when it's most unrecognisable.

In the first of a series of videos covering Killzone 3's multiplayer professions, Guerrilla Games multiplayer designer Dan Nanni discusses the engineer, the game's turret-building support class.

With two different ways to play and a special peripheral specifically designed for motion control, Sony spokes model Kevin Butler couldn't cover all of Killzone 3 in just one ad, so he did two.

If Killzone 3 will be the game that finally convinces you to become a PlayStation 3 owner, this is the package for you. Included is a 160GB PS3 system and one copy of Killzone 3 - or "the ultimate PlayStation Move and 3D game," according to this cardboard box.

We're just a month away from Killzone 3, the next big thing for the PlayStation 3, potentially the system's next great multiplayer hit. For those who care not for grand spectacle and story, here's some online multiplayer carnage.