Forza Horizon 5: Guides And Features Hub

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Playground Games takes the over-the-top spectacle that is the Horizon Festival to the land of Mexico in Forza Horizon 5. Filled to the brim with content, Forza Horizon 5 is the most technically impressive and largest entry in the Forza Horizon series to date.

With seven Festival sites to build out, nearly 600 cars to collect and upgrade, and a truckload of events to experience along with built-in toolsets for user-generated courses and events, makes this arguably the most fleshed-out open-world racer of all time.

Forza Horizon 5: Guides and Features Hub

Features:

Official review — “Forza Horizon 5 bursts with zest and character at every turn, and each of its axels and pistons feels well greased and purposeful. Like a purring engine, you can tell that this was made with pure attention to detail. The extra year of development time that it’s gotten compared to past entries shows spectacularly, through and through.”
Forza Horizon 5 starts the adventure in the best way possible — “Horizon 5‘s Mexico is pretty big; the biggest map in the series. So, what better way to get players acquainted than giving them a dynamic tour? Sure, all that could be done with some pictures and a look at the map, but instead you get taken on a journey in the most bombastic way possible. Or rather, in typical Horizon fashion.”
Forza Horizon 5 captures Mexico and Spanish culture spectacularly — How well authentic is Playground’s design of virtual Mexico? A.K shares his thoughts on the matter as he compares the look and feel of Horizon 5‘s world compared to his time living in the real Latin America.
Forza Horizon 5’s PC optimization blew me away — A.K discusses how smooth his gameplay experience has been with the launch edition of Forza Horizon 5, especially when compared to past Forza releases.

Guides:

All 14 Barn Find locations — There are a lot of legendary cars stashed away throughout Horizon 5’s huge map. Here are the locations and descriptions of them all.

Forza Horizon 5 is available via Steam and the Microsoft Store as a standalone release, and it’s also available as part of the Xbox Game Pass subscription service.