Forza Horizon
posted by Qonscience (WINCHESTER, VA) Oct 28, 2012
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Forza Horizon has definitely not failed to impress me. In fact, it went beyond my expectations. It kind of strays away from the other Forza Motorsport games. This isn't a game where you just pick a race, pick a car, then go race and get credits. Cars, racing, and credits are still very much involved, but at a different level and fashion. Forza Horizon is an open world racing game based in Colorado. You drive to different destinations to enter into races. No matter how far the destination is, you have to drive. Unless of course, you teleport to an outpost. But teleporting will cost you credits. You can reduce this charge by completing events at that outpost. Complete every outpost challene and it is free to teleport to that location. But I don't mind driving. Especially with all the other drivers on the road that you can challenge to races to a random destination. But lets talk about the cars. There are not as many cars in Horizon as there are in previous Forza Motorsport installments. But there is still a good amount. You can also find vintage cars in barns scattered across Horizon. If you find it, you get to keep it. There are also showcase races where you get to race a plane, a helicopter, or even a hot air balloon. If you win these races, you get to keep the car that you were racing in. Customization is also pretty good, basically the same as Forza Motorsport 4. I will let you find the rest of the story out for yourself though. It will be cool to see who wins the open world racing competion during these next couple of weeks. Forza Horizon, or Need for Speed: Most Wanted. Regardless of how well Need for Speed: Most Wanted does. Forza Horizon is worth your money. You will not be disappointed.
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