great game. completed it now. but like horizon2 it has no function that you drive a suton make of car and you get money off upgrades. you need to drive around and find them witch is annoying so maby in the next xbox 360 vertion put that function back on.

When you put together a development team made up of folks from Codemasters, Bizarre Creations, and other talented folks around the industry and ask them to make a racing game, good things are going to happen.

An extremely solid rally game that proves the versatility of Forza's driving model, but the asking price is just a touch too high to fully justify it.

Thrilling rally action that manages a difficult balance between simulation and arcade racer; Good track design and the series' customarily excellent graphics

Extremely expensive by any standards of downloadable content; especially given the way it fails to use the open world and the lack of new cars

Forza Horizon is a mixture of a music festival, and a racing event. All of this gets rolled right into one. We get up into Colorado, listen to the radio and find out there are ten slots left. So it is drive like crazy to get one of them. From there we start to compete in events.

Forza Horizon is not simply a great racing game; it's a great game in general. From the handling to the visuals and sound, from the tweaking to the reward system, Horizon has everything it needs to be an enjoyable time.

Every Forza game takes it to a new level. Best racing games (along with anything made by Codemasters).

Theres so much to do, beautiful foliage with the setting in colorado; Fun upgrading your vehicles; I found myself playing this for hours at a time

The music in the game is irritating at times; Glad you can turn off the radio; I bought this limited edition one but I dont see the benefits in purchasing it

Forza and its main rival Gran Turismo exist for a different audience than the casual boy racer: they're for car enthusiasts who will happily spend hours tweaking their suspension and tyre pressure, or adding another layer of lacquer to their go-faster stripes.

The Forza Motorsport franchise has come to epitomize the racing genre in the last several years. Through meticulous, painstaking detail, the series has become a gearhead's virtual paradise. That level of detail and realism comes with a price, however.

Forza Horizon continues the franchise's backward slide into inaccessibility I initially started this review after playing a significant amount of Forza Horizon, reasoning that the experience to that point had been sufficiently similar that I could write about the game in good conscience.

Forza Horizon is an attempt to fit the tried-and-true Forza formula into the mold of an arcade-style racer, using a pop-culture-heavy festival theme to tie it all together. For all of the pomp involved, with fireworks constantly shooting off and bands playing in the distance, Horizon is at its...