Spring in Horizon 4 really does look like springtime in the UK, and players are almost certain to shiver when driving through the winter map. The new title sees the Forza debut of dynamic seasons, where the environment changes each real-world week to portray a different time of year - so leaves are scattered across roads in autumn, while spring sees rain showers that turn the game’s dirt roads into muddy tracks. However, this year’s game has a trick up its sleeve to keep fans engaged for months to come. The game’s world, set in the UK, is the same size as the Australia map of Horizon 3, and only a handful of cars are featured that we haven’t seen in a previous Horizon or Forza Motorsport title. The car list and open-world environments have grown with each iteration, and the graphics got a big bump with the launch of Forza Horizon 3 in 2016, when the 4K resolution mode was added for Xbox One X owners.īut while Horizon 3 was a critical hit, many fans quickly lost interest, complaining that the game felt too similar to those that came before it.Īt first glance, developer Playground Games has done little to shake up the franchise with Forza Horizon 4. Until then, here’s everything you need to know about the open-world racing game: The Week reviews Forza Horizon 4įorza Horizon has been the go-to franchise for racing fans on Microsoft’s consoles since the original game arrived on the Xbox 360 back in 2012. Players can drive some of the fastest cars on the planet, including the new McLaren Senna and Lamborghini Centenario, in locations including the Scottish Highlands and the city of Edinburgh.įans will have to wait until the first week of October to get their hands on Horizon 4.
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