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If you thought you\u2019d buy a new copy of Horizon Zero Dawn<\/em> on Sony\u2019s digital storefront for a smooth $20 and just pay an extra $10 for the new remastered version<\/a> when it arrives on October 31st, think again. Sony has quietly doubled the price of Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition<\/em> on the PlayStation Store. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n While Sony has long sold the game for $20 online \u2014 as far back as 2018, it seems \u2014 it upped that price to $40<\/a> on September 25th, just one day after announcing the new remastered game. The changes were spotted by @GamePittReviews<\/a>. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n While those of us with an <\/em>existing copy can upgrade for $10 \u2014 regardless of whether your copy is disc or digital, PlayStation or PC \u2014 new players will have to pay a full $50 for the remastered version if they want it digitally. Sony isn\u2019t exactly trying to hide that: \u201cFor new fans, the game can be purchased for $49.99\u00a0on PlayStation Store, Steam, or Epic Game Store,\u201d its original blog post<\/a> reads.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n You can still pay quite a lot less, of course, by tracking down an old disc copy of the game or perhaps a PC key. Sony explicitly states that even the original PS4 disc copy of Horizon Zero Dawn<\/em> will work as you leave it in the drive while you\u2019re playing \u2014 assuming you\u2019ve got a PlayStation with a disc drive<\/a>, that is. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n