Thursday, September 25th 2025

Forza Horizon 6 Gets Official Launch Trailer, 2026 Launch Date

As previously leaked, Forza Horizon 6, the latest entry into Xbox Game Studios's racing sim franchise, has been officially announced at the Tokyo Game Show, alongside a short reveal trailer. The reveal and trailer confirms that Forza Horizon 6 will be a PC and Xbox timed exclusive, with a PlayStation 5 port confirmed for a later date. The port will be developed in conjunction with Turn 10 Studios. Horizon 6 is also confirmed to be launching on Steam alongside Xbox and the Microsoft Store, and there is already a Steam page where you can wishlist the game.

The trailer for Forza Horizon 6 doesn't give away much of the game's contents, but it shows off Mount Fuji and the Japanese countryside, implying that the game will feature races on some twisty mountain roads. The Steam Store page confirms that Horizon 6 will once again feature an open world, and the announcement article has hinted that exploration and scenery will once again be a large part of the game's allure.
Check out the Forza Horizon 6 trailer below:
Sources: Xbox Game Studios, Xbox on YouTube
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9 Comments on Forza Horizon 6 Gets Official Launch Trailer, 2026 Launch Date

#1
capdauntless
If its another online-only effort like the most recent FM I have zero interest.
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Dristun
capdauntlessIf its another online-only effort like the most recent FM I have zero interest.
I'm genuinely curious, aside from cases like playing on SteamDeck-like devices somewhere outside or holing up in a remote country house with your PC (which I understand, I'm not advocating for online-only non-mmo games), what's the difference in how to play an auto collect-a-thon with endless numbers, bars and shit popping up on the screen every second? Do people rolling around bother you or...?
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#3
freeagent
capdauntlessIf its another online-only effort like the most recent FM I have zero interest.
You don't need to be online to play :confused:
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#4
capdauntless
freeagentYou don't need to be online to play :confused:
You did, at least at launch, if you wanted to do anything besides laps on the latest FM. I'm not talking about FH.
DristunI'm genuinely curious, aside from cases like playing on SteamDeck-like devices somewhere outside or holing up in a remote country house with your PC (which I understand, I'm not advocating for online-only non-mmo games), what's the difference in how to play an auto collect-a-thon with endless numbers, bars and shit popping up on the screen every second? Do people rolling around bother you or...?
I am a truck driver. I don't have access to internet where I am all the time. But I still like to play video games. FH5 still let me do that. The latest FM took that away. Not everyone has a constant internet connection that is reliable and I don't see a need to lock almost the entirety of a game behind online connectivity. Call me old I guess (even though I really am not THAT old).
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#5
freeagent
capdauntlessYou did, at least at launch,
No you didn't.. if you wanted to play online then sure..
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#6
capdauntless
freeagentNo you didn't.. if you wanted to play online then sure..
Well it wouldnt let ME do anything but time laps. Unless I was connected to the internet. So...

Glad you had a different experience.
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#8
Hecate91
I'm excited for this one, interesting to see the rumors were true, but there were quite a few hints at the next Forza being set in Japan.
Hopefully the game can be played in offline mode, and the game launches with less bugs than the last Forza motorsport did.
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#9
HOkay
Assuming this will be a day 1 "freebie" on Game Pass, I'm so in! It'll be hard to beat FH4 for me though, being British that game just nailed the British aesthetic so perfectly it felt like it was made for me.
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