Forza Horizon 6: Playground shows us the beautiful Japanese scenery of the title
The videos take us on a real virtual tour of the Japanese island, highlighting the long-awaited return of the season system and the different settings present. In the Japanese Alps, regardless of the season, we will be able to speed through snowy valleys and partially frozen rivers, along winding mountain roads bordered by imposing walls of snow, known as Yuki-no-ōtani, and then find ourselves in wide immaculate plains where traditional houses and even curious giant mascots stand out on the side of the road. But the Japan of Forza Horizon 6 will offer a huge variety of biomes: in the videos released we can in fact feast our eyes on lush bamboo forests, hilly roads caressed by rain or studded with cherry petals, breathtaking plateaus dominated by the unmistakable silhouette of Mount Fuji, fishing villages on the coast, finally glimpsing what has all the air of being a real car circuit.
The Forza Horizon 6 map promises to be the densest ever created for the series. In addition to campaigns and surveys, we will have the largest urban area in the history of the franchise at our disposal: a spectacular and vast reproduction of Tokyo. Between iconic streets, suburbs, piers and industrial districts, the Japanese capital will be the perfect playground for our raids, full of secrets and driving challenges. We will begin our adventure as novice drivers, with the aim of climbing the hierarchies of the Horizon festival to become true legends, thus gaining access to exclusive areas such as Legend Island. The experience will be entirely usable both solo and in cooperative mode, supported by a complete multiplayer sector and expanded creative tools.
We leave you with a video that collects all five videos of the game's settings released so far: enjoy!
