
Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Japan in over 550 real-world cars and become a racing Legend in Forza Horizon's biggest open world driving adventure yet.
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About
Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Japan in over 550 real-world cars and become a racing Legend at the Horizon Festival. Start your journey as a tourist and explore a world full of hit music and Japanese culture. Build a Valley Estate, acquire awe-inspiring homes, and display your prized car collection in fully Customizable Garages. Cruise the roads with your friends and join Car Meets around Japan, unleash your imagination with EventLab and build together in Horizon CoLab.
Your journey to a Horizon Legend starts now – Japan Awaits!
EXPERIENCE TOKYO, HORIZON’S LARGEST EVER CITY
Welcome to Japan, a place where the stunning contrasts of rural and urban come together as you uncover the secrets hidden within Horizon's most dense map yet, full of verticality, diverse biomes and spectacular driving experiences. Cruise the suburbs and iconic downtown streets or challenge yourself in the docks and industrial districts of Tokyo City, the largest ever urban area in a Forza Horizon game, and the home for car enthusiasts.
FEEL IMMERSED IN JAPANESE CAR CULTURE
Drive over 550 real-world cars, including some much loved and fan favorite JDM classics, featuring cutting-edge engine audio and updated steering animations with up to 540 degrees of wheel rotation. As you explore Japan, collect special Forza Edition cars fitted with extreme modifications and find rare Aftermarket Cars to test drive and buy. Your path to making a name for yourself will see you meet the Legends of the Horizon Festival, participate in Touge Battles, and experience authentic stories rooted in Japan’s legendary car culture.
RACE AND DISCOVER IN JAPAN
In Forza Horizon 6, you will explore a vast campaign of discovery and Festival racing, playable solo and in co-op with your friends. You’ll start as a tourist and must prove you’ve got what it takes to join the Horizon Festival as a rookie driver, all while you Discover Japan and complete your Collection Journal. Qualify for the Festival in the Horizon Invitational, then rise through the ranks in progressively faster cars and earn new Wristbands to become a Horizon Legend. Your newfound status will grant you access to Legend Island, an exclusive space reserved for the greatest drivers.
MAKE THE WHOLE WORLD YOURS
Your journey will see you purchase gorgeous homes in Japan, each with customizable garages – allowing you to create the ideal spaces to showcase your car collection, or you can download layouts shared online by the community. Unlock the Estate, a mountain valley where you can build freely in the open world, creating nearly anything you can imagine. And for your favorite cars, those can be upgraded with body kits and new Forza Aero options, as well as the ability to paint custom liveries on windows.
JOIN THE COMMUNITY IN MULTIPLAYER
This Festival is always better with your friends. Seamlessly participate in Time Attack Circuits and Drag Meets or show off your customized cars at Car Meets. Earn new co-op LINK skills with other players, compete in Spec Racing Championships, or jump into the Horizon Multiplayer modes you know and love including The Eliminator and nailbiting Hide & Seek.
BUILD TOGETHER, ANYWHERE IN JAPAN
Create with unprecedented freedom anywhere in Japan as you build custom events with your friends in CoLab, the upgraded EventLab toolset – now featuring multiplayer support and the ability to build literally anywhere in the world. Share your masterpieces for everyone to play and discover an always evolving catalog of exciting new content created by the community.
THE FESTIVAL FOR EVERY DRIVER
Hit the open road in our most approachable Horizon game yet. Our customization options include Granular High Contrast Mode, Car Proximity Radar, American and British Sign Language (coming in a post-launch update), and AutoDrive, allowing players to experience the beautiful cars, hit music and spectacular locations of the Horizon Festival.
Discover your Legend, and Explore the Contrasts and Culture of Japan.
Add-ons
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $69.99 | 98.5Kreviews | 82% | #68 | $229M |
| Free | 17.6Kratings | 78% | Top 100 |
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Reviews
Themes across 3487 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
主打日本主題但沒什麼發揮到這個主題 都市以外的景色還不錯看 有點日本的味道 有一些景點還不錯 但也就這些優點 以日本主題來說 日本車偏少 都市內建造沒有靈魂 車聚系統沒什麼用 改裝系統沒有進步 連痛車塗裝都要下架 季節挑戰的獎勵車才剛過一個月就有重復的車 建議等折價在入手
死了妈级别的简中翻译,你妈了个逼的最重要的任务完成条件都能翻译错 还有你妈的无法完成任务的bug
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14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Sep 21: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
Latest in each market: best CN #35, worst KR #85 · 13 markets collected
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*, French, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian +11 more
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 3.5K reviews with recorded playtime.
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Hugely let down. I put a countdown on my phone lock screen to this games release, and was so hyped ever single day. I kept telling my friends, "it's gonna be the best game of all time". I really wanted to love this game. Game is 70$. Very hard to pay that amount. Insane price for a game. And definitely not worth that much. It's just a game. I'd say 45$ max. Cross play doesn't work for me. So my lobbies are void of players. Dead environment. Map is pretty great, and it's the best Forza map of all time, at face value. The roads are fricking huge and wide, but it just feels dead. No life. The AI traffic is genuinely a joke. Too fast and too slow and spawning in and out and just dead. I play on a Moza wheelbase. The car handling is just ♥♥♥♥. You can tell its designed for controllers only, but its just ♥♥♥♥. You could probably tune it to make it better but I am just disappointed. Turning my wheel like a tiny bit makes the car turn way too far. Yes I use 900 degree steering, but the car only needs like 180 degree steering to make full turns (like a controller). It's very sensitive, and very bad. Car feels like it's on ice and once you break traction its just over, you can't save the car. The graphics are good. Photo mode is really really good. Photographers definitely are happy with it, because it basically looks like real life. Max graphics is very good but very demanding. Its a hard game to optimize and to find the right settings. But genuinely the anti-aliasing options are all terrible ♥♥♥♥ aside from DLSS which isn't even that much better. The only bearable setting is DLSS on DLAA, and its still not that great. When I was 12 I would come every single day after school and play the crew 2 on my PlayStation 4. It was the most amazing and fun game ever. I only did the street racing, and grinded repeated races over and over to get that money to buy cars because they were super expensive. I really wanted to love Forza 6 like I loved that game, but I just can't. I see Forza 6 and I am just like why should I even play. To do what. Get cars? Get the best wristband? Unlock the champion island thing? finish achievements? I just don't get it. I feel zero want to play. There is no fulfilling reward to playing. You see the festival playlist and see a car you want and then it feels like literally 2 hours of chores to get it. Just for you to get bored of the car in 20 minutes and never drive it again. Every race is a chore. Its just boring. Like what's the point. It also sucks that you HAVE to do all these ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ off road racing and like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trucking racing like what is this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Nobody cares. All festival playlist event are just complete chore slop. An offroad drift zone... are you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ kidding me? The customization is what I really had good expectations for. And its the exact ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ same as Forza 5. NFS heat does better customization than this game and its 10 years old... you could even compare The Crew 2s customization! They did literally nothing. All I wanted was the Liberty Walk body kit on the C8 Corvette, and a bumper delete mod for exposed twin turbos on the Audi R8. That's all I wanted! I can't even tint my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ TAIL LIGHTS. Can't change the badging color, can't change reflectors at all (they look terrible on every single car) can't change the headlights at all, can't change the seats, can't change the steering wheel, or the shifter, or the handbrake. the exhaust tips, ETC. Its just slop slop slop. These developers are NOT CAR PEOPLE. They don't know what it's like to mod and build a car. They probably drive Honda Civics and Kia Souls. The music is louder than the EXHAUST SOUND! I spend more time in the menus than actually driving. Speaking of the sound, its good. The exhaust sounds and turbo noises are pretty good. They are commendable, the echoing going through tunnels is nice, you can hear changes to the exhaust based on the environment, driving next to a wall makes the noise bounce off that surface. It's good. But they kind of lack the raw loudness and exciting power of an 1000hp monster. But its been improved from last game so sound team gets credit. Also I don't get why when you enter a tunnel there's like a lighting transition moment where the tunnel is just like straight black and then instantly lighting pops in, like what is this? In summary the game is like a 5/10. I had really high expectations and sometimes it just doesn't turn out that way, which leads to me being really disappointed. Objectively the game is fine. I am not trying to be mean and rude and say the developers didn't try, but it's just not that good. Thanks for trying Turn 10 I guess. I will not be buying Forza 7. Probably going to uninstall 6.
runs smooth great graphics fun
pleasant game, to chill alone or with friends
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[b][h1]FORZA HORIZON 6 – Endlich Japan, aber bitte nicht zu viel Aufregung[/h1][/b] [b]Zeit investiert:[/b] 40,2 Stunden (also ungefähr so viel, wie man auch mit Steuererklärung, Zahnarztterminen und dem halben Netflix-Katalog verbringen könnte, nur mit deutlich mehr Fahrspaß) [b]Empfohlen für:[/b] Leute, die schon die letzten zwei Horizon-Teile durchgespielt haben und trotzdem noch nicht genug haben [hr][/hr] [h2]Einleitung: So Leute, Forza ist runtergeladen[/h2] Wer sich in den Wochen um den Release durch die Steam-Foren gescrollt hat, kennt das Gefühl. Serverabstürze, ein Credits-Exploit mit anschließendem Rollback und aufgebrachte Spieler, die ihrem Frust in Großbuchstaben Luft gemacht haben. "So Leute, Forza ist runtergeladen" - und dann kracht's. Bei mir persönlich ist davon allerdings nichts angekommen. Sauberer Start, keine Abstürze, keine Server-Odyssee. Manchmal hat man einfach Glück im digitalen Stau. Nach gefühlten Ewigkeiten an Fan-Wünschen schickt Playground Games die Horizon-Reihe endlich nach Japan. Die große Frage ist aber nicht, ob das Setting funktioniert (tut es), sondern ob sich unter der neuen Kulisse auch wirklich etwas verändert hat. Rundherum war der Jubel jedenfalls groß, fast schon zu groß für meinen Geschmack. Zeit, das mal nüchtern auseinanderzunehmen. [hr][/hr] [h2]Story: Kaum vorhanden, aber auch kaum vermisst[/h2] Viel Substanz darf man hier nicht erwarten. Man ist junger Racing-Nachwuchs, das Horizon Festival ruft, ein paar Legenden der Szene tauchen auf, fertig ist die Rahmenhandlung. Wer eine tiefgründige Geschichte erwartet, ist hier ungefähr so falsch wie jemand, der bei einem Actionfilm auf oscarreife Dialoge hofft. Die Story ist eher Beiwerk fürs eigentliche Fahrerlebnis, mehr Alibi als Antrieb. Für mich war das völlig in Ordnung, ich brauche bei so einem Spiel keine große Erzählung, das Japan-Setting sorgt für genug frischen Wind. [h3]Japan als heimlicher Hauptdarsteller[/h3] Die eigentliche Geschichte erzählt ohnehin die Karte selbst. Tokio ist die bisher größte Stadt der Serie, dazu kommen neun weitere Regionen mit Bergpässen, Küstenstraßen und wechselnden Jahreszeiten. Das ist tatsächlich die bislang abwechslungsreichste Spielwelt der Reihe. [hr][/hr] [h2]Gameplay: Vertraute Rennstrecke, ein paar Schlaglöcher[/h2] [h3]Steuerung:[/h3] Das Fahrgefühl sitzt. Die Autos reagieren direkt, die Strecken sind clever designt, man will tatsächlich manche Kurse mehrfach fahren, was bei Rennspielen keine Selbstverständlichkeit ist. Für mich hat sich das rundum gut angefühlt, kein Rutschen, kein Kleben, einfach ein souveränes Fahrerlebnis. [h3]Mechaniken:[/h3] Wo es unangenehmer wird, ist bei der Gegner-KI. Die nervt phasenweise wirklich, rammt gerne mal ungefragt, fährt in einigen Momenten wie mit Klebstoff auf der Ideallinie fest, während man selbst gegen die Streckenbegrenzung gedrückt wird. Kein Totalausfall, aber genau die Art von Detail, die einen guten Fahrspaß immer wieder kurz aus dem Flow reißt, ungefähr so, als würde einem beim Genuss eines guten Glases Wein ständig jemand auf die Schulter tippen. [hr][/hr] [h2]Grafik und Technik: Bei mir lief's rund[/h2] Optisch ist Japan wirklich gelungen, Tokio wirkt lebendig, die Landschaften wechseln angenehm zwischen urban und ländlich. Rund um den Launch gab es bei einem Teil der Spielerschaft handfeste Probleme, Serverschwierigkeiten, einen Exploit rund um das Ingame-Geld inklusive Rollback betroffener Konten, dazu die üblichen Startschwierigkeiten bei manchen Systemkonfigurationen. Ich selbst kann davon nichts bestätigen, bei mir lief die gesamte Spielzeit ohne einen einzigen Absturz oder nennenswerten Bug durch. Trotzdem sollte man wissen, dass da beim Release einiges los war, bevor man selbst die Kreditkarte zückt. [hr][/hr] [h2]Sound und Atmosphäre: Geschmackssache mit Ansage[/h2] Der Soundtrack und die Festival-Funk-Atmosphäre sind handwerklich solide gemacht, aber musikalisch einfach nicht meins. Das ist allerdings eher eine persönliche Geschmacksfrage als ein echter Kritikpunkt, ich bin in der Musikszene rund um solche Genres schlicht zu wenig zuhause, um hier ein fundiertes Urteil abzugeben. Wer offener für elektronische Klänge und Festival-Vibes ist, wird hier vermutlich deutlich glücklicher. [hr][/hr] [h2]Autos und Umfang: Die eigentliche Stärke[/h2] Über 550 Fahrzeuge, jede Menge Individualisierung und ein ordentlicher Fotomodus sorgen dafür, dass man sich hier problemlos verlieren kann. Für mich eine der klaren Stärken des Spiels, die Vielfalt bei Autos und Tuning-Optionen bleibt beeindruckend. [hr][/hr] [h2]Preis-Leistung: Warten lohnt sich[/h2] Zwischen 70 Euro für die Standard-Edition und 120 Euro für die Premium-Fassung mit ein paar Tagen Vorabzugriff ist preislich einiges geboten, ohne dass man dafür zwingend Vollpreis zahlen sollte. Für das gebotene Erlebnis ist das insgesamt fair kalkuliert, ein Blick auf den nächsten Sale spart aber definitiv ein paar Euro, die man dann lieber in echtes Benzin für den eigenen Fuhrpark investieren kann. [hr][/hr] [h2]Pro & Contra[/h2] [h3]Pro:[/h3] [list] [*] Japan als Setting funktioniert richtig gut, größte und abwechslungsreichste Karte der Serie [*] Über 550 Autos mit ordentlicher Tiefe bei der Individualisierung [*] Fahrgefühl direkt und motivierend, Strecken clever designt [*] Bei mir technisch absolut sauber gelaufen, keine Abstürze über 40 Stunden [/list] [h3]Contra:[/h3] [list] [*] Gegner-KI nervt phasenweise mit unfairem Rammverhalten [*] Soundtrack konnte mich persönlich nicht abholen [*] Wenig echte Neuerungen gegenüber dem Vorgänger [*] Launch-Probleme bei Teilen der Community sorgten für unnötigen Ärger [/list] [hr][/hr] [h2]Fazit: Solide Reise, aber kein Quantensprung[/h2] Forza Horizon 6 macht in Japan vieles richtig, ohne die Serie neu zu erfinden. Der große mediale Jubel rund um den Release wirkt für mich etwas übertrieben, es ist eher ein sehr gut gemachtes, solides Update mit hübscher neuer Kulisse als eine Revolution. Für mich persönlich lief technisch alles rund, das Fahrgefühl passt, die Autovielfalt begeistert, nur die KI-Gegner und der Sound haben mich nicht restlos überzeugt. Eine klare Empfehlung für Serienfans und alle, die eine schöne offene Welt zum Cruisen suchen, ohne dabei den ganz großen Hype erwarten zu müssen. [b]Bewertung: 7 von 10 PS 🏁[/b] Solide Kraft unter der Haube, aber nicht jeder Zylinder zündet perfekt.
Loved it!
I absolutely loved this game. Its the perfect way to unwind and enjoy racing around one of the most beautiful maps. Totally recommend.
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