After an initial gameplay reveal was met with lukewarm reception, developers at Playground Games have showcased a more vibrant and activity-rich world for Forza Horizon 6. Players had previously criticized the low video quality and perceived ’emptiness’ of the game’s locations, noting a distinct lack of cars and general life on the roads, which made the world feel less dynamic than expected from a new installment.
It appears the developers took this feedback to heart, releasing more detailed footage via IGN First. This new showcase provided a deeper look into the game’s content and open-world activities set in Japan. Players can anticipate events like Time Attack and Drag Race seamlessly integrated into the open world; racers will simply drive up to an event location to instantly begin, eliminating the need for menu transitions.
Particular emphasis was placed on the progression system, a cornerstone of the series. In this sixth installment, the Horizon Festival once again plays a pivotal role, with player advancement tied to the Wristband system. Furthermore, the developers have prepared distinct rewards specifically for those who prefer to explore the world, cruise the map, and engage in spontaneous activities.