At 60 frames per second, the more fluid animation intensifies the sense of speed that builds when you shift into high gear, whether you're gracefully drifting around sharp turns on Edinburgh's streets or launching off a ramp in the English countryside. (And it was already quite a looker.) In 4K, every detail looks sharp, from the stone walls you'll bust through every time you take a bad angle on a turn to the dials on your car's dash when you take a tour of the interior in your garage. It's the best of both worlds, and the best Forza Horizon 4 has ever looked. Now Playing: Forza Horizon 4 Video Review The game's long initial load on Xbox One goes from over a minute on an Xbox One X to less than 30 seconds on the Series X.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's As with other Xbox One games, optimized or not, the Series X also cuts down load times. With the next-gen update, which Xbox One players get at no extra cost, Forza Horizon 4 will allow you to burn rubber across the English countryside at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second, as opposed to choosing between the two high-performance modes as you would on the Xbox One X. Continue after the break for the original Forza Horizon 4 review.įorza Horizon 4 is part of a small crop of Xbox One games that will be optimized to take advantage of the new powers of the Xbox Series X at launch.
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You can also read our full Xbox Series X review for an in-depth breakdown of the console. Below are our impressions of how the game runs on Series X, written by Mike Epstein. Editor's note: With the launch of the Xbox Series X and S, Forza Horizon 4 has been optimized to take advantage of the next-gen hardware.