Horizon Forbidden West | Lenovo Legion GO gameplay (1200p, 800p)

VRAM: 3 gb in the video but have played successfully on Auto, Latest Lenovo official graphic driver
Some gameplay from Horizon Forbidden West on the Lenovo Legion GO.
Overall the game is playable, but the FSR2 implementation isn't great, and graphics need to be quite low. Frame rates are all over the place, and a little stuttering, but for a new release it's pretty good. Should get better with subsequent patches.
Loving the game - I never got into Horizon Zero Dawn, but this makes me want to go back and play that too (lots of references to events in the first game so i may have spoiled that for myself)

[@jokemaster4613]

Have you shaders issues ? My save Takes more than 30 minutes to charge each time ....

[@HandheldGamingFan]

First load takes a while caching shaders. But more like 5 minutes. After that it's ok

[@jokemaster4613]

@@HandheldGamingFan il found the answer , just need to install it on the legion, not on micro sd and external SSD

[@HandheldGamingFan]

@jokemaster4613 ah right thanks for letting me know. Going forward I will make sure that anything that requires shader caching will only be played from the internal ssd. Last of Us and Hogwarts legacy springs to mind.

[@MrSPINELLI1983]

Why only 3gb of VRAM? Wasn’t the default 4gb? Why not bump it up 6 or 8? Still looks great though!

[@HandheldGamingFan]

Not sure why at the time but I think uf you allocated too much memory to the vram it didn't leave enough memory for the game. I think at one point I was running auto. The later in the game you get the less playable it gets. Not a great experience overall. Completed the main story got so far in the dlc then lost interest

[@mart719]

Ally is my go to handheld at the moment. Should really use the Go more. I typically use the deck for smaller games. Currently playing Skyrim on the deck.

[@HandheldGamingFan]

Must admit the claw reminded me how great the ally is. I've been playing forbidden West on it .