Playground Games' latest is currently only available in advanced access, but it's garnered nearly 169,000 concurrent players on Steam.
For all their exotic cars and adrenaline-pumping spectacle, there’s something meaningful which Horizon games of late have been missing.
Imbuing Japanese culture into every stretch of tarmac whilst overhauling the community experience, Forza Horizon 6 is the series at its most ambitious.
The sheer scale of Playground Games' newest open-world racer ensures even more notable details before its May 19th launch.
Playground Games delivers yet another spectacular open-world racing adventure with Forza Horizon’s long-awaited visit to Japan.
With other first-party Xbox titles on day one and Forza Horizon 5 recording massive sales on PS5, you have to wonder what happened.
Set to the tune of "Enchanting Stranger" by Milk Talk, it's a quick peek at all the sights and spectacles that players will encounter.
Playground Games' open-world racer is out on May 19th for Xbox Series X/S and PC, with Premium Edition owners able to start on May 15th.
Xbox Series S players will have to be content with dynamic resolution on both modes, which offer 1440p/30 FPS and 1080p/60 FPS.
Japanese bands such as BAND-MAID, BABYMETAL, and ONE OK ROCK are confirmed alongside the installation sizes on PC and Xbox.
Engage other players in dangerous races down mountain paths or compete with the same car as everyone else and jostle for supremacy.
The hi-octane motorsport festival makes its way to the Land of the Rising Sun – but what else does Japan bring that Mexico left out?
The Horizon Festival’s Japanese chapter is a massive take when it's compared to previous iterations, but we believe it’s also going to be one that guides the franchise in an exciting new direction...
If you're in the market for some Xbox gear en route to Forza Horizon 6's launch on May 19th, this might be your one chance.
Playground Games' open-world racer has allegedly generated nearly $30 million on Steam alone before its May 19th release.
Tokyo City has been brought to life with both style and substance, along with some familiar places you don’t want to miss.
Alongside collecting Wristbands to become a Horizon Legend, players will obtain Stamps en route to achieving the rank of Master Explorer.
"It’s my hope that more people will experience these wonderful machines," says Playground's design director Torben Ellert.
From multiple vehicles (including the new 2025 GR GT Prototype) to different biomes, this is easily Playground's best Prologue yet.
From Mt Haruna and Bandai Azuma to the C1 Inner Circular Route and Ginkgo Avenue, Japan is a stunning land of sights and sounds.
