It's taken a mere 10 years for the sixth instalment of the franchise to launch exclusively on the Xbox platform. Since then it's all but overshadowed the Gran Turismo franchise as the leading simulation racer on any console format, but does it have enough to take on newcomers, such as Project CARS ?

The new Rio de Janeiro track is fantastic | Wet weather racing that truly works | Drivatars are improved and much better than normal AI | Hours and hours of racing | Kinect is missing altogether (YAY!

Only 26 tracks? | Rally cars but no dirt tracks? | The most 'meh' soundtrack for a racing game ever

Forza Motorsport 6 on XBox One is a really immersive racing experience that succeeds on all levels!

Since the Forza Motorsport series began, each entry has moved the series forward with major innovations, additions, and improvements. But Forza Motorsport 5 stumbled as the need to rebuild for the new Xbox One left it short on content.

Like a big bucket of Hot Wheels brought to life, is first-order car porn for the automobile obsessed but remains an accessible and exciting racer for those who just want to drive fast in something red with a horse logo on it.

Incredibly varied car roster; Wet weather is impressive; Rock-solid racing; Returning players are well rewarded

Baked-in track conditions

The racing genre has reached that level of maturity where we've lost count of the number of times we've driven down the straightaways of Road America and the curves of the Bernese Alps. It speaks to the quality of some racing games that they draw us back to these old roads time and time again.

Builds off of Forza 5 with the addition of a few welcome features; Unpredictable Drivatar behavior keeps races varied and exciting; Driving Mods add practical and substantial variety to races; Rain and night driving compliment the already great Forza Motorsport experience; Comprehensive multiplayer...

Replays still run at less than 60 frames per second

Forza 6 is so passionate about cars and racing it's contagious. It's abundantly apparent that developer Turn 10 gets it when it comes to motorsport. Understanding that special feeling and surge of a

Night and Rain have significant effects on the race; Back to a huge roster of cars; 24 player racing is insanely fun.

Still no snow and sleet effects

A genre that was widely neglected during the early stages of the next-generation console release, sim racing has seen quite the resurgence over the last three months, and

Concept: Beef up some of Forza 5's weaknesses, like the number of cars and tracks Graphics: The fictional city-based tracks such as Rio look the best, but the overall visual package is amazing Sound: Racing celebrity cameos show effort, but the script sometimes devolves into mumbo jumbo Playability:...

'Forza Motorsport 6' is much more evolutionary than it is revolutionary, but it is nevertheless a significant upgrade over 'Forza 5.' Key features, like the Drivatar system, can't be found outside of the franchise, and the stealth feature that looks to have serious legs is the addition of Leagues.

The best Forza Motorsport so far and arguably the best driving simulator on consoles, with stunning visuals and a mountain of highly compelling content.

Incredible graphics that change the way you drive; Excellent driving model, and Mods are a clever addition; Impressive range of cars and well stocked set of multiplayer modes

The pre-scripted rain and night races feel like a slight cheat a times; The game could stand to have a few more tracks and some may find career mode progression a little restrictive