Jon Doe
Today during the Xbox Developer_Direct broadcast, we revealed that Forza Horizon 6 is coming to Xbox Series X|S and PC via the Microsoft Store and Steam on May 19, 2026, with Early Access for Premium Edition players starting four days earlier on May 15. In addition, Forza Horizon 6 is coming to PS5 later this year, and you can now add the game to your Wishlist on the PlayStation Store to be notified of availability.
We also shared the first ever Forza Horizon 6 gameplay showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of Japan in all their glory, and we lifted the curtains on the spectacular cars that will be gracing the cover of the game the 2025 GR GT Prototype, which is making its video game debut in Forza Horizon 6, and the 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser.
With Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass, you can enjoy Forza Horizon 6 on Xbox Series X|S consoles (Ultimate only), PC through the Xbox app, or Xbox Cloud Gaming as part of your membership at no additional cost from May 19. Get the Premium Upgrade and jump into Early Access when it begins on May 15.
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The Horizon Festival is a celebration of beautiful cars, iconic music and breathtaking locations around the world. In Forza Horizon 6, you will get to experience a place that we've wanted to visit for a very long time: Japan.
When you first arrive in Japan, you don't start as a Superstar of the Festival, or a racing champion. Nor do you begin as a rookie. Instead, you'll start out as just a tourist. Forza Horizon 6's campaign is focused on your journey and building a name for yourself. Along the way, you will meet the Legends of the Horizon Festival and experience authentic stories rooted in Japan's legendary car culture.
Your first goal is to join the Horizon Festival, and you can do this by completing the Horizon Qualifiers. After that, you'll rise through the ranks, unlocking Wristbands as you complete races and events in faster and more exciting cars.
Japan is the ideal location for Forza Horizon 6, full of beautiful landscapes and stunning contrasts of rural and urban, modern and traditional. It’s also the largest map in a Horizon game yet, and it’s full of verticality, diverse biomes, seasonality and breathtaking driving experiences – all elevated by Japan's unique car culture.
To help our team deliver the most compelling and authentic game possible, we sought out advice and insight from people who've lived with Japanese culture their entire lives. We also travelled to Japan to capture reference material, helping us represent everything that makes this such a special and unique location. This included time lapses of real Japanese skies, photogrammetry of trees and geology, scans of roads and buildings, and things as simple as water kickup and the way fallen cherry blossoms respond to passing cars. We then adapt all that reference material for Horizon’s fun and exciting open world gameplay.
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