
Explore the vibrant open world landscapes of Mexico with limitless, fun driving action in the world’s greatest cars.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Czech, Hungarian, Japanese*, Korean*, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian +4 more
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Hours played at review time, across 648 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Ah yes, good cars, cringy voice lines: the game. The worst thing about Forza is when any character talks. You are my superstar, amigo. My wife’s boyfriend says it’s a game to enjoy cars and drive them freely on an open map with beatiful landscapes. I on the other hand play it to "drive" all my favorite cars that I'll never be able to afford like a complete lunatic across the country. You can actually FEEL yourself riding over the Horizon. The cars sound better than FH4 and FH6. ‘Nough said. I mean, what else can I say? To my autistic mind, the cars going vroom just make me happy. It’s a game that will finally be loved now that FH6 is out. It’s literally THE BEST open world racing game ever made. Every single second of Forza Horizon 5 feels like an episode of Top Gear. It's an absolute dream for anyone with even a passing interest in vehicles, and the closest thing to heaven for any and all gearheads. Forza Horizon is a very "vibe" kind of game. The whole goal of the game is to drive your favorite cars in a beautiful sandbox type world. If you just want a game to play and have fun without thinking about mechanics, progression, story or anything really, you can always just launch the game and have fun. I think the Forza Horizon games have always had that perfect balance between simulation and arcade lunacy. And damn, does the game look gorgeous. Seriously, the graphic's are more realistic than my eyes! There aren't many other driving games that have the same variety and scope, and hit a great balance between casual and more competitive play. Tbh as I’ve gotten older I’ve stopped caring for track racing or chasing times, so I just enjoy cruising around in these types of games. And for me, no other open world game touches the physics and overall driving feel of FH. I’ve tried the crew and the newer NFS games, and while they do some things well, the actual feel of the driving is still so lackluster in comparison. The way it feels to drive cars is just absolutely dialed in to the finest degree. It's insanely hard to go to another racer after being spoiled by how nice Horizon has become. Some car games will do graphics a bit sharper, or sounds a bit better here or there, but as an overall package Horizon 5 is absolutely unmatched. ESPECIALLY on controller. There is no legit comparison to how crisp the quality of control the game has when you put it up against ALL of its peers. I like everything about it! I can adjust the difficulty so my disabled child can play and not get frustrated. The representation in character design makes me happy. There are so many different things to do. The driving feels fantastic. The cars feel great to drive in that arcadey but still weighty feel. Cars have an identity to them so you can really choose what you think fits best for a certain type of track. I loved collecting new cars and finding my next favourite. The tracks were mostly good and fun to drive through. The attention to detail in the cars and their look is above others in the genre, by a mile. I've been playing The Crew 2 recently and there's just no competition in the way cars handle, sound and look. The game is meant to be a celebration of all things cars through the guise of a festival. You start at the main hub, central festival location and build your way through more Festival Outposts. Each Outpost is colored towards one of the before mentioned race event types. Doing the races associated with that Outpost will unlock another small story that usually concludes with a large, set piece race themed towards those events. It allows you to customize and earn rewards for almost every action you do in game. The money earned in game is then spent on cosmetic items for your character, cars, or upgrades on those vehicles. The upgrade system lets you go as deep as you really want to go for improving your performance. Build your own dream machine, tune it to really dial in the performance, or download someone else's tune for the car. All in all, Forza Horizon is just pure fun for those who hold a love of all things cars. If you have ever watched Top Gear, this is essentially the type of tone the game sets for how it treats all its 815 unique cars in the game. If you appreciate racing games and being able to drive and do the things you want to do, this is a game for you. I mean, for real, what's not to like? It's got every darn thing you could want: variety of races, open world, challenges between real players, group events, map editor, custom races, weekly and monthly challenges, story mode, hot wheels world, off road world, customizing cars, cars galore, fine tuned difficulty settings, multiple points of view, and on and on. It gives you an overall freedom of doing whatever your heart desires. Seriously, the only limits there are your creativity and skills. I highly recommend it. 9/10
我本人患有严重的先天性眼疾,做完手术后虽然暂时脱离了失明风险,但主治大夫非常不推荐我考取驾照,感谢地平线系列圆了我一个自驾游的梦
Yeah it's a good game however I got bored of the scenery very very quickly. It's all basically desert and most of the races are pretty much rally To put it into perspective I have double the amount of hours in Horizon 3, 4 and already doubled it on Horizon 6 (best one in the series). I just got bored of 5 very quickly which is why I don't recommend it. I bought the premium edition and didn't even stick around long enough to play any of the DLC
At first, I didn’t intend to finish this racing game because I’m not very good at racing games. However over time, I found myself enjoying it more than I expected including the DLC content. I know the game is far from perfect since the map can feel a bit bland at times, but despite that I’m still proud to have completed all of its achievements. It turned out to be a fun and rewarding experience overall, even for someone like me who isn’t usually into racing games.
Взахлеб сыграл 80 часов. Но потом резко стало скучно... Игра отличная, такого выбора автомобилей у меня никогда еще не было. Отдельное спасибо за добавление Dlc с любимым Делореаном из Назад в будущее. И на последок, еще один раздел, который задержал меня в игре - аукционы, было занятно выискивать эксклюзивные автомобили, и бороться за их выкуп с реальными людьми, незабываемо!
Невозможно ♥♥♥♥ в аккаунт зайти , ЫЫЫЫ ПОДВЕРДИ КЛЮЧЁМ КАКИМ ТО, КАКИМ ТО БЛЮТУЗОМ ♥♥♥♥♥, и не даёт ввести пароль , сразу всё сбрасывается , и так по кругу!
Horizon 5 is fine, but it lacks that feel other Forzas had. The worst thing about FH5 is by far it's map, just because of that the game gets boring fast. But if you play with friends it's a fun game. I enjoyed it but it could've been better.
This game is an absolute piece of ♥♥♥♥. It didnt let me sign in with my microsoft account and refuses to allow me to play. DO NOT BUY, waste of 40 bucks
[h1]Papa fernando would be proud of you, Superstar ![/h1] ➕ gameplay: driving cars, sound design, car models, tuning experimentation, physics, etc. ➕ graphics: still looks great even in 2026 ➕ multiplayer: fun in co-op, but some players will ram you ➕ Festival Playlist: weekly events keep the game alive ➕ both DLCs: Hot Wheels and Rally Adventure are fun, even if they're too quick to complete. ➖ open world: kind of boring in solo, Mexico feels mostly like a desert with no big cities ➖ progression: cluttered with too many rewards, achievements and cosmetics that feel like filler ➖ story: no real narrative, just short driving missions with voice dialogue; not very engaging ➖ stability: crash frequently while using Photo Mode, which is a core gameplay feature. ➖ no New Game option: there's no way to start a new game or create a separate save/profile. [b]Conclusion[/b] : A really good racing game overall. The gameplay and graphics are excellent, but it lacks a real story mode and an interesting open world to explore. (FH6 is better about this) I also don't like the progression system in the Forza Horizon games. You're constantly spammed with notifications, rewards, achievements, and collectibles, to the point where they lose their value. Instead of feeling rewarding, it just becomes overwhelming and feels like filler. [h1]15.6 RPM / 20[/h1]
The driving is fun, especially with a steering wheel. Everything else is either mediocre or bad or horrible. The graphics are fine. Sound is fine. The world is a bit boring and repetitive but it's also fine. The progression is bad and not to my taste at all. You just drive random races/events and you unlock new races and cars and stuff. None of this feels transparent or rewarding. The worst part is the overall attitude of the game and the story. You play as some kind of superstar and everyone is disgustingly cheerful and full of forced motivation and positivity. It's hard to explain but every character is just extremely annoying and cringe. And the game is constantly begging you to buy their next game (forza 6) or some dlc. Like you see some event on the map, drive there, start it, are forced to watch an unskippable ad video about that DLC, only to learn that you don't own that dlc and cant drive in that race. Disgusting.
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