Forza Horizon 4 Will Stop Getting Cars and Features as Playground Games Pivots to Forza Horizon 5

Forza Horizon 4’s Series 37 update, which is scheduled to release on June 29th, will be the last update to feature new content.

Posted By | On 28th, Jun. 2021

forza horizon 4

The long-rumored and heavily anticipated Forza Horizon 5 was finally revealed at the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase at E3 2021, and we now know that the game will be releasing on November 9th. What we didn’t know, however, was what Forza Horizon 5‘s release would mean for Forza Horizon 4. That changed today.

The update came via from the latest episode of video show Forza Monthly, in which Playground discussed what the impending release of Forza Horizon 5 meant for content development for Forza Horizon 4. As you’d expect, development of new content on Forza Horizon 4 is essentially coming to a halt. After the launch of Forza Horizon 4’s Series 37 update on June 29th, updates will no longer include new content.

“With Forza Horizon 5’s release being our priority over the next few months, we’ve made some changes to Forza Horizon 4’s monthly series updates,” said senior producer Tom Butcher. “So starting with Series update 38, players who know the game well will start to see the return of content from Series 7 to 32. Think of it a bit like a mix tape, featuring the return of some of your favorite content combined with recently added new features.”

Butcher went on to emphasize that players “should have a lot of fun revisiting these moments and seeing how you handle them the second time around. And obviously with all of our recent Series updates, you’ll have photo challenges, rewards, Forzathon Shop, and backstage voting all going on as well as usual.”

When asked if Forza Horizon 4 would still receive updates after Forza Horizon 5‘s release, Butcher said Playground “plan[s]s to make sure Forza Horizon 4 continues to be a fun experience, but we aren’t ready to share exact plans quite yet.”

You can watch the June episode of the Forza Monthly show below:


Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

15 Single-Player Games That Brought Non-Gamers into the Hobby

15 Single-Player Games That Brought Non-Gamers into the Hobby

Casual-friendly games with an enthusiast edge.

15 Worst Games of 2024 So Far

15 Worst Games of 2024 So Far

Even with so many winners, there's always bound to be some titles that don't measure up. Check out 2024's wors...

No Man’s Sky: Worlds Part 1 Massively Overhauls Planets, Water, Wind Simulation, and More

No Man’s Sky: Worlds Part 1 Massively Overhauls Planets, Water, Wind Simulation, and More

Planets are more life-life than ever, with floating islands, high-definition water, diverse frozen worlds and ...

Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club Announced, Launches August 29th

Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club Announced, Launches August 29th

As the culmination of the series, the mystery adventure sees Utsugi Detective Agency investigating the dreaded...

Like a Dragon, Judgment Studio Will Announce its Next Game at TGS in September

Like a Dragon, Judgment Studio Will Announce its Next Game at TGS in September

Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has confirmed that its next major title will be revealed later this year at Tokyo Game Sh...

Concord – Everything You Need to Know

Concord – Everything You Need to Know

Excellent visuals and solid gunplay adorn Firewalk Studios' competitive shooter, but some of its ideas could u...