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Forza Horizon is an open-world racing video game developed by Playground Games.

The first Forza Horizon title was released for Xbox 360. The most recent titles, Forza Horizon 4 and Forza Horizon 5, are available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (Windows 10).

Yes, Forza Horizon features both online multiplayer and local split-screen multiplayer. Players can participate in races and challenges together, or simply cruise around the open world together.

Forza Horizon features a wide variety of cars, from budget everyday vehicles to high-end supercars. The games also feature a large number of licensed manufacturers, including Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, and more.

While there is no set objective in Forza Horizon, the overarching goal is to become the most successful and well-respected driver in the festival. This involves completing various races and challenges, earning money to upgrade vehicles and purchase new ones, and exploring the open world.

While Forza Horizon is not a simulation-style racing game like Gran Turismo or Project Cars, it does strive for realism in its physics and handling models. However, the game also prioritizes fun over strict realism and features a more arcade-style feel than many other racing games.

Yes, Forza Horizon games include microtransactions that allow players to purchase in-game currency and additional content. However, the games can be enjoyed fully without spending any additional money.

Yes, Forza Horizon games allow players to customize their vehicles with a wide variety of visual and performance upgrades. These upgrades can impact the performance of the vehicle and are necessary to stay competitive in later races and challenges.

While both Forza Motorsport and Forza Horizon are racing video games developed by Turn 10 Studios and Playground Games respectively, they differ in their gameplay and focus. Forza Motorsport focuses more on traditional circuit racing and has a simulation-style feel, while Forza Horizon is an open-world arcade-style racing game that emphasizes exploration and fun over strict realism.

While Forza Horizon games do not have a linear story like some other video games, they do have an overarching narrative that ties all of the events and challenges together. Players participate in a festival that takes place over several days and must work their way up through the ranks to become the most successful driver at the event.