These machines can be found throughout the Burning Shores and play a significant part in the main questline when Sekya suggests that she and Aloy should override one to avoid blasts from one of Lorand's Zenith weapons by diving underwater. And unlike the Sunwing's solar paneled wing membrane, the Waterwing has been designed with a different material to aid its diving and swimming abilities. At first glance, it looks similar to the Sunwing, but on close inspection, its design borrows heavily from a pelican. Players will already be familiar with the Waterwing, having been revealed during the run-up to the release of Burning Shores. RELATED: Horizon Forbidden West: Best Machine Designs, Ranked Waterwing
Despite there only being four machines introduced in Burning Shores, they certainly make quite the impression.
While there were many of these machines littered about the land in Horizon Forbidden West, this one is reactivated and provides players with the ultimate challenge. Then, of course, there is the ever-looming Horus that's taken residence over the Hollywood sign. Players were treated with a sneak peek at the capabilities of the new flying (and diving) mount, but the DLC comes with some surprising new additions, including a hopping menace and the smallest machine in the franchise to date. Horizon Forbidden West introduced a variety of ferocious machines for Aloy to contend with, and its Burning Shores expansion has added a few more.
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