Straight out of E3 2021, Microsoft revealed its latest racer Forza Horizon 5, and it’s coming this year exclusively to PC and Xbox. The upcoming open-world racer is heading south of the border for the largest and most diverse map ever seen in the acclaimed series.
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Where previous Forza games took us up and down the east coast of Australia and around the English countryside, Forza Horizon 5 will lead us on breathtaking expeditions across Mexico when it arrives on November 6, 2021.
In Forza Horizon 5, players will race through living deserts, lush jungles, historic cities, hidden ruins, pristine beaches, vast canyons, and even to a towering snow-capped volcano. But what’s a racer without the cars? Forza Horizon 5 will feature hundreds of the world’s most iconic vehicles with official licensing from leading carmakers, including Mercedes, Jeep and Mitsubishi, which were revealed in the preview.
You can also expect powerful, all-new graphical features on Xbox Series X like HDR, 4K graphics and an optional 60 frames per second performance mode for capturing the vibrant Mexican sky, sweeping vistas, and unparalleled attention to detail.
There are story missions to keep you focused and an improved take on awe-inspiring weather events such as towering dust storms and intense tropical storms. Mexico’s unique, dynamic seasons change the racing world every week, and no two seasons will ever be the same.
Then, team up with other players and enter the Horizon Arcade for a continuing series of fun, over-the-top challenges that keep you and your friends in the action. That’s enough with the words. Go take in the gorgeous trailer and check out Forza Horizon 5 when it launches on PC and Xbox on November 9, 2021 (we will be!). Forza will also be available as part of Game Pass from day 1.
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