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A Fast Look At Forza Horizon
At the Microsoft press conference, the company gave a close look at the new direction for the next installment of the Forza franchise.
Forza Horizon takes the sim-based racer off the track and onto country and city roads. The game is based around racing festivals, where contestants will compete in what appear to be cross-country races. You'll see divergent paths, nighttime racing, plenty of damage (including roll-overs), and there will also be lots of festival atmosphere like live music, helicopters, crowds, and even auto show-like setups.
What do you think of this new kind of Forza racing?
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