Elite Dangerous: Horizons
December 2015 (10 years ago)
In the first of Elite Dangerous: Horizons’ expansions, Planetary Landings, players can journey seamlessly from space to surface and choose their own landing point on accurately simulated planets and moons throughout Elite Dangerous’ full-scale Milky Way galaxy. Players coast over mountain tops, dive into canyons and take command of the new ‘SRV’ ground vehicles. Each of these 1:1 scale worlds offers incredible vistas and countless gameplay opportunities as players discover valuable resources, experience deadly combat encounters, raid bases, scout crash sites, and cooperate with other players on the planet surface and flying high above. Planetary Landings is an entirely new way to play Elite Dangerous, and is just the first part of the Horizons season of expansions. This expansion is now part of the base game; it became unavailable for purchase on October 27, 2020.
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We estimate that Elite Dangerous: Horizons has currently around 15k players daily.
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Elite Dangerous: Horizons is an expansion for Elite Dangerous, a persistent open-world space simulation released in 2015 by Frontier Developments. The game retains a niche but loyal following, with daily active players likely in the low tens of thousands. The game's age, niche appeal, and ongoing updates from the developer support this conservative estimate.
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