As the name and images suggest, it’s a fresh playground inspired by the classic die-cast cars and tracks, and the homage is sensational. Just released yesterday, the brand new Hot Wheels Expansion is an absolute delight, and a massive chunk of extra game to explore.
UPDATE (10/5/17): Whether you’re still cruising around Australia or you’ve taken a break from Forza Horizon 3 of late, here’s something that’s sure to take your interest to soaring new heights. Just when you think you’ve seen every feature, it tosses a couple more your way. You can also recruit your online Drivatar friends into your crew, and hiring and firing them to earn bonus rewards plus there’s the auction house and player-created liveries to download. It’s a blast, and it gives Horizon 3 even more meat on its bones than it seems at first glance. The Online Adventure mode lets up to 12 people group up and go on a cross-country journey, making multiple stops along the way for races and party games – and also tallying up XP earned by driving recklessly (sorry, stylishly) from point to point. Better yet, that shared progress carries back into your solo campaign. Now you and three other mates can jump into campaign co-op in an instant, whether you’re playing on Xbox One or PC. In addition to cruising around your own world with the A.I.-powered Drivatar versions of your Xbox Live pals and club mates, Forza Horizon 3 is the most online-friendly entry to date. You can custom-tweak any championship and share it with friends or the wider community too. You’ve got wild bucket list events, PR stunts, speed trap challenges, barn finds (which hide classic cars to recover), illicit street races, signs to smash through, and roads to discover.
Beyond the championship races and exhibitions that further the festival’s cause, there’s an absolutely immense amount of stuff to do. You’ve got loads of opportunities to drive it all, too. In terms of real rides, your garage might house everything from a 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA Stradale to the Local Motors 2014 Rally Fighter, and from the painfully sluggish and hilariously large 2011 Ford Transit SuperSportVan to the zippy electric dream that is the 2016 Tesla Model S P90D.
Obviously, there are loads of them: some 350 cars in total, ranging from zany supercars like the Centenario and its ilk to old-school rally rides – and even the Warthog from Halo as a special bonus for anyone who has played Halo 5 or The Master Chief Collection.
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