A series I’ve never done but I’m curious about.

Play now with Game Pass! It’s also 50% off on Steam, so buy now!

I’m thinking of buying it since the PS version has come out.

I’m a little freaked out because I’m used to seeing low prices on sale.

I mean, it’s a port, but it’s more expensive than the original…

Struggling with Assetto Corsa and thread graphics.

I really think the PS version is too expensive.

Can I play with a nameless person?

>>6

It’s a PC, but I’ve never played with a nameless person, so let’s do it.

I was wondering if it would be a lot cheaper since it’s quite late to the market, but a 2500 yen increase is a bit surprising…

I might buy it if I can have fun, but it was released quite a while ago…

Running while zoning out is fun, too.

The PS version is released today and supports cross-play.

I don’t know about the sales, but there are about 2,000 players who press the review button, so the population is increasing significantly.

>>10

If you buy the premium version for 14,000 yen on PS, you could play it since last Friday, so I guess the dedicated people pushed for it…

A game where you can provoke a sports car with a PAO.

Are there any DLCs that you recommend among the various ones available?

It feels like everything except for Larry’s is more of a joke, and I can’t judge by appearance.

I found it a bit troublesome that multiplayer feels like you have to become friends and invite each other after watching introduction videos.

It’s probably to be expected since it’s a game from a little while ago.

The Hot Wheels ones go super fast and are a lot of fun!

It’s a game where you ride whatever you want, so I think you can just buy the DLC that interests you.

There isn’t anything like a PvP meta vehicle.

>>18

I’m sorry, I lied, there are 2 metal cars in the Hot Wheels.

Since 4 was sold out, I bought it earlier and have been playing with it.

I generally enjoyed it, but it’s a bit lonely since all the events have ended, and I’m considering diving into 5…

Even if it’s DLC, I haven’t really seen the BG Familia implemented anywhere other than GT and street battles…

Next FH will be Japan! I’m counting on you!

>>22

Somehow… I’ve seen this course before! It seems like there are a lot of mountain roads.

I feel like there are quite a few cars in this game that you don’t see often elsewhere…

Let’s race through Mexico in a Sera, Stagea, Chaser, Figaro, or Alcyone SVX.

I wanted to recommend the left-hand traffic British stage 4, but the downside is that it’s no longer sold.

I used to make pain-themed cars in the old FH.

I want to return if it becomes set in Japan.

It’s understandable that it’s the regular price, but I can’t really accept that it’s gone up from the original price, so I’ll wait for a sale.

As expected, the game itself is more refined in 5, but honestly, the map in 4 is more fun.

Let me play the 4 map in 5.

>>29

Also, since it’s England, driving on the left side is something that Japanese people are familiar with.

Struggling with Assetto Corsa, BeamNG, and the thread.

I don’t think it’s a game that competes with Assetto Corsa…

Next is a Japanese stage! I’ve heard rumors, but this is basically just a wish…

I will definitely buy it when it comes out.

If you’re developing it, you definitely like both Initial D and MFG.

I understand how you feel since I was working on this simultaneously with the crew.

5 has nothing but deserts, jungles, and mountains, so running is not fun at all.

>>32

However, the nutrients obtained from Asacol or BeamNG and the nutrients obtained from this are definitely different…？

If you want both, you have no choice but to do both.

I’m mostly racing against people rather than driving around.

If you go to a Japanese stage, there might be a tofu shop hiding like an Easter egg.

It’s nice that you can eventually buy a car just by driving around casually.

Because it’s okay to race or not, it makes you want to do it.

It’s the first time I’ve seen a thread about Forza.

There are too few roads in Japan where you can drive at high speeds…

Whether it’s on the highway or on a mountain pass, deformation seems difficult.

Is drifting easy? Is it an open world different from NFS?

>>44

Easy to do

There’s not really a story to speak of, it’s more like a festival atmosphere, you know, a casual “Yay!” kind of vibe.

>>44

Super easy to do.

I like that the Formula Drift machines are implemented as they are, so it’s good to ride the one you like.

>>44

It’s easy to participate in events and race, but it’s also fun to run leisurely and search for beautiful views.

It would be amazing if I could put the face of a Stagea on an R34.

The biggest issue with this game is that most Japanese cars are North American spec with left-hand drive and mile display.

I was used to this, so the feeling of discomfort with motorsport was really strong.

Even though there’s the SC300, are they really re-releasing the 30 Soarer now? Reusing parts? I thought, but it turned out to be a completely new model.

When I go to the mountain pass, I feel like someone is there. I liked the original CREW, but can you do something similar?

I was very disappointed that CREW2 ended up having mostly clear roads.

The UI has been consistently bad throughout the series.

Horizon is still better, but the motorsport side gets worse with each new release.

>>53

Naso

I’ve been playing the 4 that I bought during the ending sale.

It’s fun just to run casually through the first race.

In Mexico, there aren’t really any mountain passes called “touge roads,” and it’s also not very common to just leisurely drive around and encounter someone on the map.

There’s something like, let’s do an event with someone we find randomly.

There are roads like this where you might occasionally run into people drifting.

It might only be the drag strip at the circuit that has become like a hangout spot.

Is the behavior of the car more on the silly side?

The standard is Burnout Paradise.

>>58

I think it’s more than ten times heavier than Burnout Paradise, but when it comes to high-class supercars, it might feel like they’re sticking to the ground.

But I can’t do brake drifting, and if I slide, I’ll be slower.

>>60

Even if it crashes, it doesn’t feel like it will make a big mess.

>>58

It’s a very nice mix of realism and foolishness.

The behavior responds properly to the operation, so there is no stress at all.

Why is there a body kit for the 458 that allows for free movement in motorsports, but not in Horizon…?

If you like racing games, you can buy it unconditionally; I guarantee it.

Game Pass is the cheapest.

Can we do a pilgrimage to the sacred sites of Rally Mexico around Guanajuato? Like the graffiti tunnel?

It might be easier to visualize the behavior by watching a video.

There are lots of graffiti and tunnels, but was there graffiti in the tunnel…?

It’s nice that I can be reassured even if I’m not good at it because I can travel through time.