Forza Horizon 6

I paid $70 for this based on how much I loved Forza Horizon 4. The good: - It's in Japan, and the scenery is beautiful. The graphics and details are gorgeous. I can't fault any of that. - Car choices focused on Japanese cultural icons and history The bad: - The map feels small. They say it's 25% bigger than FH4, but for some reason it feels smaller. Lots of empty space. - It's not as immersive as FH4. FH4 felt British, and you had events like the Top Gear driving Episodes that gave the whole game more character. FH6 just feels bland by comparison. - Lots of cars missing from FH4. I really just wanted the Lancia 037 that was in the last 2 games, but is somehow absent. The McLaren Senna is gone, which was on the loading screen of FH4. At the time of this review, FH6 has 150 fewer cars than FH4. - Modifications are bland, boring, and just carried over from FH4. Really nothing new to speak of, but worse yet, some of the mods are missing. Customization overall is lacking. There's nothing satisfying about modifying the cars and it becomes tedious after a while when all of the cars have basically the same available modifications. - Online races are a joke. You'll do a canyon carving race, time and brake each corner perfectly in a sports car, and get beaten by 12+ seconds by a guy in a lifted Ford Bronco. Bro what? I realize this game doesn't target realism but give me a break. The other online races reward abusive driving and you frequently get rammed into walls which then causes you to incur the penalty, not the person who did the ramming. There's no hope for clean racing. - One of the most immersive things in a game is the music. There is one single Japanese music playlist in this game, with only 25 songs, which starts to feel repetitive far sooner than it should. If this is your first Forza Horizon game, you'll probably enjoy it, but if you end up buying FH4 after playing this, you'll probably notice there's something missing. I have about 35 hours into this game and it's starting to feel dull. In it's current state, at its current price, I can't say I recommend this game. Drop it another $30 and it would be worthwhile, but at $70 (or even $120 for the premium edition), it doesn't provide the experience and value the cost suggests it should. I'll update this review if future DLCs and updates to the game change that.

Dank des neuesten Windows-Updates läuft das Spiel nicht mehr bei mir. Ich komme nur noch ins Hauptmenü und beim Starten erscheint die Fehlermeldung "Initialisierung fehlgeschlagen Fehlercode E:0-17-8 + einer langen Ziffern- und Buchstabenfolge". Ich konnte es etwa einen Monat lang spielen indem ich das System auf eine ältere Windows-Version zurückgesetzt habe und hatte auch eine Menge Spaß damit, doch nun konnte ich das neueste Update nicht mehr geschickt umgehen und siehe da - Forza läuft nicht mehr und ich bekomme wieder die oben genannte Fehlermeldung. Ich habe alles Mögliche versucht, was ich dazu im Netz finden konnte, von Xbox Dienste auf Automatisch stellen, über Teredo-Filter im Router deaktivieren (der ist bei mir standardmäßig aus, weil gefühlt alle Spiele von Microsoft damit ein Problem haben), bis einfach alles zu aktualisieren und zu reparieren (Xbox Dienste, Game Services, Grafikkartentreiber, Spiel). Ich habe absolut keinen Nerv mehr dazu, mich selbst um sowas kümmern zu müssen und gebe das Ganze hiermit auf. Es ist einfach nur lächerlich, dass ein Spiel aus dem Hause Microsoft nach einem Windows-Update nicht mehr funktioniert. Solange, wie das nicht gefixt wird, werde ich dieses Spiel nicht weiterempfehlen.

Forza Horizon 6 is fantastic if you just want to relax and casually drive around Japan. The open-world map looks incredible, and cruising through the cities and mountain passes makes for a great wind-down game. Collecting cars is a lot of fun at first, but after a while, the experience starts to feel a bit stale once you've managed to grab every vehicle you actually care about. The biggest downside is that the racing itself just isn't challenging enough. I really wish the developers would introduce a dedicated sim mode that offers a legitimate simulator experience, rather than sticking strictly to the usual sim-arcade physics. Even with those flaws, I still highly recommend it. Exploring Japan alone makes the game completely worth it.

DO NOT BUY! Slop that you have to grind like real job, to enjoy the game. MICROSLOP DON'T CARE ABOUT THE COMMUNITY

Game now crashes constantly. Unplayable..

DLSS is broken.

After the latest two updates game constantly crashes due to memory issues, disk write issues, etc. There are work arounds, but I've already beaten the way too easy game. There's no life left in this game and the devs are only working on fixing exploits that don't hurt anyone in the game so they can line their pockets with people buying passes to buy the expensive cars. The issues with the game stability started to tank after the exploit patches. Game isn't worth the $80 it cost for the basic game. The only "good" new content comes in the form of paid car passes and the rest of us keep getting the same cars recycled every season. Games dying.

Great game, but it crashes more often than my Bethesda games with hundreds of mods

別に面白くなかった。車の操作性も他の車ゲーと比べてきしょいし、チュートリアル的なものが長くてイライラする。

这游戏让我看到了现在人对于游戏的要求有多低