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Sony’s PlayStation Studios has teamed up with Spin Master for The Shapes Collection, a new line of collectibles based on PlayStation Studios titles. It’s surprising that Sony hasn’t focused on collectibles over the years, given how iconic some of its characters have become. The first in the collection will be a 6″ deluxe figure of Aloy from the Horizon series, available for preorder at $49.99. The figure features 42 points of articulation for posing Aloy in various ways and includes 15 accessories along with a deluxe display box.
Other figures announced today include 6″ Kratos and Atreus from God of War, Varl from Horizon Forbidden West, and Jin Sakai from Ghost of Tsushima. These figures are part of the Core Figures lineup, which have 24 to 34 points of articulation and include two to four accessories. You can preorder those at PlayStation Gear.
Surprisingly, there are no collectibles from The Last of Us franchise, although we suspect they will launch in time for the second season of the HBO series.
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