Britain is an unlikely location for the Horizon Festival to grace with its presence. You can almost feel the politeness as you zoom thr...

Can be played offline; Race events are great fun; All four seasons look beautiful

The game gets progressively less fun; Menu options lead to the Microsoft Store; Fortnite influence in emotes is cringeworthy

Not as fun as Horizon 3. The offroad races are nearly impossible, even on easy mode.

If you liked past Horizons this game really disappoints. Multiplayer is a mess with team only and no choice of class. Open rivals were removed as were custom championships. I spent years on these features in H2 and H3 but H4 just gives me no reason to play. Stay away!

Another sumptuous, endlessly entertaining automotive playground, but its shift into 'shared-world' online gaming is only a partial success.

When the world talks about poster children, it usually means someone, or something, is now branded a benchmark. In the case of Forza Horizon 4, it's that Playground Games' newest livery entry in Forza Horizon 4, is now the visual, content and fun benchmark for games in 2018.

Maybe I was wrong by asking for another Forza Horizon so quickly after Forza Horizon 3 was released. Playing Forza Horizon 4 feels the same as the last game. This time we are in the UK. This is the third straight Forza Horizon video game where we drive on the wrong side of the road.

Can't play it. Struggle trying to set up and it's not working

I've been waiting for this came since they announced it at E3 2018 and this is the best Forza that they made

Forza Horizon 4 is not only a bar-raising racing game, but an exceptional sandbox experience that's set a new standard for the presentation and implementation of shared open-worlds. It's also the prettiest game to ever be powered by an Xbox console. Whether you're an automobile aficionado looking for your next fix, a thrill-seeking fan of fast cars, or just someone who's wondered what it's like to tear a pimped-out supercar through the Lake District, Forza Horizon 4 is worth buckling-up for.

Stunning presentation; Brimming with content; Accessible/fun for all skill levels; Seasons more organic than gimmicky; Seamless online experience;

The inevitable sequel has lots to live up to ;

Stunning presentation; Brimming with content; Accessible/fun for all skill levels; Seasons more organic than gimmicky; Seamless online experience;

The inevitable sequel has lots to live up to ;