Forza Motorsport 6 review – a return to form for Microsoft's racing series

I f one thing comes to mindthe moment you boot up Forza 6, it's this: if developer Turn 10 turned its hand to creating a car, it would be a wonderful piece of engineering. This latest in the now-decade-old franchise is a meticulously crafted package, with an incredible attention to detail in almost...

Forza Motorsport 6 Review

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Forza Motorsport franchise, and with a decade of research and development behind them, Turn 10 may finally have created the definitive Forza experience with this year's edition.

Sublime driving models; Community integration; Smooth and responsive gameplay; A huge wealth of content

Weather effects only available on some courses

Forza Motorsport 6 review

Forza Motorsport 6 significantly expands upon the content of Forza 5 with more than double the cars, and heaps more tracks, returning the depth found in the last game on Xbox 360, Forza 4 .

+ Way more content than Forza 5; + Looks & sounds amazing; + Rain & night effects are great; + Handling; + Level up prize spins

- Mods are hit & miss; - Top Gear content not as good

Resident Evil 6 Review | Rollicking Roller Coaster

The Short Version: Resident Evil 6 is a smart cooperative shooter with an extraordinary amount of raw content. Though environmental exploration and fear factor have been replaced by breathless intensity, the four campaigns, multiple modes and superbly fun multiplayer options grant it a huge amount...

Brilliantly bombastic cooperative fun, Tight and effective combat; breathlessly energetic narrative, Sensational raw value

Several clumsy and ineffective encounters - from botched puzzle sections to shockingly tedious bosses; Camera too close for comfort; Forced linearity and QTEs can feel incredibly restrictive; Gameplay rarely matches the cutscenes' intensity level

Review: Forza Motorsport 6

Picturesque, polished and, importantly, a complete game from the load up. Turn 10's latest effort is much closer to what you'd expect from the driver's seat of a next-gen racing title. Trouble is, the likes of Project CARS and F1 2015 have offered a similar experience for sometime.