Review V1CGaming 5/5 · Feb 25, 2021
Came for the racing, stay for the soundtrack.
My personal problem with this game is that it is too good and there simply are more than enough things to do. I don’t consider myself a racing games fan or a car fan at all - nonetheless it didn’t stop me to enjoy the racing, exploring the open world, upgrading my cars, customizing my character and looking for a …
My personal problem with this game is that it is too good and there simply are more than enough things to do. I don’t consider myself a racing games fan or a car fan at all - nonetheless it didn’t stop me to enjoy the racing, exploring the open world, upgrading my cars, customizing my character and looking for a car of my dream. It feels like Forza Horizon 4 is a bottomless well with limitless opportunities and ways to entertain yourself for hundreds of hours.
I would like to praise the optimization: it runs butter-like smooth on ULTRA (even with MSAA x8) on RX 580. I didn’t experience any crashes or glitches throughout the whole experience. I don’t wanna say much about the graphics because it is already a well known fact: Forza Horizon 4 looks gorgeous and sometimes you think that it is looks too good to a point when it becomes a distraction. And boy, oh boy, the soundtracks are cool! It is the kind of music no one would hate on imo.
Forza Horizon 4 feels like an ultimate racing game. What do I mean by that? I mean, I don’t see any point for anyone (especially for Playground Games) to develop and publish a new racing game in the next 5 years – here it is, Forza Horizon 4, a perfect racing game which I’m sure will remain as the best racing game for really long time before a better racing game comes out.