Will be 4K capable, feature 700+ cars and 30 different environments to race through
Forza Motorsport will launch in its seventh installment this fall for both the Xbox one and Windows 10 PCs. It will be more of the same for fans of the series, but promises better visuals, more cars, more racing diversity and intensity, as well as an increased focus on driver customization.
The dynamic weather system will also be overhauled in order to be even more, well, dynamic: puddles will grow and recede during the same race, so you’ll be forced to adapt on the fly, and all-in-all we’re promised an even more immersive experience thanks to improved weather effect visuals.
Just revealed at E3 via a trailer, it’s set to hit Microsoft consoles and computers on this autumn (October 3 for PC, November 7 for Xbox), and will run in 4K at 60 FPS on the Xbox One X. The game may even offer cross-platform play, but that has yet to be confirmed.
The game’s debut at E3 2017 was also marked by the world premiere of the Porsche 911 GT2 RS – the real thing – which will, of course, be playable in Forza as well.