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If you want help, you're going to have to do a better job of describing "unplayable", which could mean anything from crashes to low FPS to problems setting up a controller....
then describe your system set up from operating system to hardware?
This game runs with no issues for me personally and I imagine many others so I suspect there is possibly a hardware fault or a borked driver or you may even in an extreme case need to do a full OS wipe.
There are some free heat monitoring programs you can get to see if your CPU or GPU are over heating. On a Windows PC press Control, Shift & Escape then select performance to see how the different processors are working.
I ended up buying Horizons again and played it all the way through then did a game+ and really enjoyed it. No problems at all.
( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2091136/unhandled-exception-0x80000001-not-implemented-vc and https://www.supermicro.com/support/faqs/faq.cfm?faq=20942 )
Try, in this order:
1. Verifying the Steamworks Common Redistributables, test if that works. IF THIS FAILS, go to #2.
2. Reinstalling the VC++ Runtime that HZD uses. I'm not sure which one exactly, but to my recollection it would probably be the 2015 or 2018 (64 bit in either case).
EDIT:
The specific DLL seems to point to a number of possible causes for these crashes. The below link may be helpful, but try all remedies AT YOUR OWN RISK.
https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-fix-ntdll-dll-errors-2624474
Had one crash in 40 hrs.
I did notice a quite high CPU load for whatever reason (a lot of entities processed at same time in the open world maybe?)
No, this is installing the DLL etc files Windows needs to know what the hardware is and how to interface with it and thus other software can interface, this is just a pure driver install. I tend to do this with clients at work for printer installs as the extra software is often just bloat.
In this case you will not get the control panel etc and it seems some settings or profile corruption with the software is causing the game to crash which is possible so doing a pure driver reinstall with no extra bloatware is the way to go.
Revo uninstaller, using the freeware version is good for doing a decent purge of programs too.
Not a slight on you bud and massively appreciate the effort and advice but it is absolutely ridiculous that we need to jump through these hoops to play a game of this caliber. WTH is goin on here.