I Played Forza Motorsport and Felt the Thrill of Classic Racing

SHOULD I PLAY FORZA MOTORSPORT? Play it if you’ve been pining for some old-school, round-the-track racing action. It’s best to think of Forza Motorsport almost as a throwback game, because it feels remarkably constrained after six years of boundless open worlds in Forza Horizon 4 and Forza Horizon 5. This is a classic racer: You buy cool cars, you race in increasingly challenging events on some of the world’s most iconic racetracks, and you pop new parts in them to shave crucial tenths of a second off your lap time. If you’re looking for the adventure and freedom of Forza Horizon, you won’t find that here—this is just the races. The thing is, those races are really good.

Forza Motorsport is the thirteenth installment in the renowned Forza racing video game series. It is a soft reboot of sorts with high expectations and a storied history to uphold, this racing simulation game has faced the challenge of redefining the series for a new generation. 🟩Pros +Realistic handling and an immersive driving experience +Extensive car roster with over 500 vehicles. +Great gamepad support with the best use of Xbox controller’s haptics that I’ve seen +A middle ground between arcade and realism, fine tune it to your liking +Accessibility options for various difficulty settings

Forza Motorsport is a car racing sim developed by Turn 10 Studios released exclusively for PC and the XBOX series consoles. Despite being a hardcore racing sim at heart, Motorsport is a great entry point for newcomers to the racing sim genre. It has many customization and accessibility options, allowing players to alter and amend the driving suite to suit their needs. If you’re looking for a racing sim that looks good and plays even better, look no further than Forza Motorsport.