Forza Motorsport
Rank #2887 on PlayPulse
Rank #2887 on PlayPulse
Forza Motorsport Version Comparison. . About the Game. Celebrate 20 Years of Forza Motorsport with the 20th Anniversary Update! Master 144 extreme turns on the legendary Fujimi Kaido track and prove your skills across 16.5 kilometers (10.24 miles) of serpentine Japanese mountain roads. Race and drift your favorite cars, or experiment with new car builds, alongside your friends and other players in Open Track Day and Drift Meetups. Revisit the iconic cover cars from past Forza Motorsport games – each with newly updated audio – and unlock commemorative driver suits in the 20th Anniversary Tour. Get behind the wheel of highly requested new-to-Motorsport cars* including the 2022 Acura NSX Type S, 2024 Nissan Z NISMO, 2005 #1 Sierra Enterprises Lancer Evolution Time Attack, 1984 Toyota #25 Horsepower Techs Starlet Time Attack, and 1995 Formula Drift #34 Toyota Supra MkIV. Join us for the 20th Anniversary celebrations and relax after every thrilling race with a refreshed music playlist, featuring new compositions and a selection of iconic tunes from Forza Motorsport 3-6.. Immerse yourself in an expanding world of competition in Forza Motorsport. Race the latest cars and tracks and hone
There's nobody left at Turn 10's development studio who is passionate about cars and racing. Come on Sony, just get Polyphony to release Gran Turismo 7 on PC already.
I've been thinking about how to start my review for a long time. As a long-time fan of the series who has been playing since Forza Motorsport 2, who has played every game since then (including the Horizon series), who has pre-ordered the Ultimate Edition of every game, and who has invested thousands of hours of playtime in the series, I am at a loss for words. This is my first Forza that I've played mostly on PC, where I can switch between PC and Series X thanks to Cross Progression. Turn 10 has promised a lot in the past, the trailers often looked better than the finished games, but never has the gap been as wide as it is with this installment. At no point does the game look even remotely as good as the original trailers, even with the maximum details on PC it doesn't come close to the video footage shown in marketing events. Visually, the game fluctuates from "quite respectable" to "really bad", the latter especially when a vehicle model appears again somewhere that was copied over from an old game. "From the ground up new" this is not. The "career mode" is one of the most boring campaigns I've played in the genre, the AI drivers are dumber than ever and the content has been greatly reduced. Fewer tracks, vehicles and features but more bugs than ever. Crashes, disappearing track textures and geometry etc. are part of the game experience here, the list of known bugs is longer than some PhD thesis. Something must have gone wrong during the long development time. It remains to be seen whether Turn 10 can pull it out of the mud. At this point, I wouldn't recommend the game even to fans.
Coming from a Forza Motorsports enthusiast (over 1k hours in at least 6 & 7 and played every motorsport since 3), this game is an atrocity. It might have actually killed the franchise. The car leveling system is a huge miss, it really just feels like a chore. The a.i. and difficulty selection is a major step down from 7. The graphical glitches are numerous and glaring. The racing itself just feels worse altogether. I honestly can't say how disappointed I am after having waited so long for this.
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