Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered: How To Get Effects Of Two Outfits Simultaneously

Master the Art of Dual Outfit Effects in Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered

While Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered prioritizes action gameplay, its weapon and outfit customization is substantial. You can tailor outfits for stealth, melee, or ranged combat. This guide explains how to combine the benefits of multiple outfits, though with limitations.

Remastered Version is Essential

The dual outfit effect is exclusive to Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered. A recent patch introduced transmog, letting you retain one outfit's stats while visually wearing another.

Outfit Requirements

This technique isn't universal. While your primary outfit is flexible, the secondary (for visual appearance only) must be one of these:

• Banuk Werak Runner
• Banuk Werak Chieftain
• Banuk Werak Chieftain Adept (New Game Plus only)

These outfits are located in the Frozen Wilds DLC, accessible even without completing the main game.

Acquiring the Banuk Werak Outfits

Banuk Werak Runner

Reach the Frozen Wilds, defeat the initial machine (adjust difficulty if needed), and buy the outfit from any Bluegleam Merchant (blue merchant icon).

Banuk Werak Chieftain & Banuk Werak Chieftain Adept

Complete the "For the Werak" quest (Frozen Wilds' third main quest). Consider lowering difficulty for easier completion. The Adept version requires New Game Plus.

Combining Outfit Effects

1. Equip your desired outfit (stats can be enhanced with Weaves).
2. Use the transmog feature to apply the appearance of one of the three Banuk Werak outfits.

This preserves your chosen outfit's stats while adding the auto-healing effect of the Banuk Werak outfit. The Chieftain and Chieftain Adept offer faster healing than the Runner. Combining this with the Shield Weaver outfit creates near-invulnerability.