Forza Horizon 6 moves Playground Games' open-world racing series to Japan for the first time, drawing on the country's mix of dense cities, mountain passes, and rural countryside for its map.
The key art and in-game presentation lean on traditional Sumi-E ink-painting style, with the developers consulting a master artist to keep that visual language consistent across the game's marketing and menus.
Like previous Horizon entries, the game is built around an open-world festival setting with hundreds of licensed cars, seasonal events, and heavy customization rather than a fixed circuit-racing structure.
It's included with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate at no extra cost and supports Xbox Play Anywhere, meaning a single purchase covers both Xbox console and Windows PC.
Highlights
- Set in Japan for the first time in the Horizon series.
- Key art and UI styled after traditional Sumi-E ink painting.
- Included with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
- Cross-buy across Xbox console and PC via Xbox Play Anywhere.