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Here’s the full prologue sequence for Forza Horizon 6

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Microsoft has released a new gameplay video for Forza Horizon 6, which showcases its entire prologue sequence. As in all Forza Horizon games, the prologue lets you drive numerous vehicles in various races.

In Forza Horizon 6’s prologue, you will drive next to a bullet train in a 2024 Nissan GT-R Nismo, take on massive jumps in a 2021 RJ Anderson #37 Polaris RZR Pro 4 Truck, get your first taste of the Touge roads of Japan in a 1995 Porsche 911 GT2 and drive the cover car, the 2025 GR GT Prototype for the very first time.

In Forza Horizon 6, you can explore the beautiful landscapes of Japan while driving more than 550 real-world cars. Your goal is to become a racing legend at the Horizon Festival. You begin as a tourist and get to enjoy the music, sights, and culture of Japan. You can build a Valley Estate, buy amazing homes, and show off your favorite cars in fully customizable garages. You can also cruise around with friends, join Car Meets across Japan, and use EventLab to create your own events. With Horizon CoLab, you can even build and create together with other players.

As mentioned above, the game will include over 550 real-world cars. This includes many fan-favorite JDM classics. The cars will have improved engine sounds and smoother steering animations with up to 540 degrees of wheel rotation. While exploring Japan, you can collect special Forza Edition cars with extreme upgrades and try out rare Aftermarket Cars that you can test drive or buy. As you build your reputation, you’ll meet famous racers from the Horizon Festival, take part in Touge Battles, and enjoy stories inspired by Japan’s legendary car culture.

In Forza Horizon 6, you can play a big campaign filled with exploring and Festival races. You can play alone or with your friends in co-op. You’ll begin as a tourist and must prove you have the skills to join the Horizon Festival as a rookie driver. While you explore Japan, you’ll complete your Collection Journal and unlock new goals.

To enter the Festival, you’ll compete in the Horizon Invitational. After that, you can move up the ranks by driving faster cars and earning new Wristbands. If you become a Horizon Legend, you’ll get access to Legend Island, a special area made only for the best drivers in the game.

On your journey, you’ll be able to buy beautiful homes across Japan. Each home has a garage you can customize to show off your car collection. You can even download garage designs made by other players online. You can also unlock the Estate, a mountain valley where you are free to build almost anything you want in the open world. Your favorite cars can be upgraded, too. You can add body kits, new Forza Aero parts, and even paint custom designs on the windows to make your cars truly your own.

Players can create their own events anywhere in Japan using CoLab, the upgraded EventLab tool. You can even build with your friends because it now supports multiplayer. You’re free to create almost anything, anywhere in the world. After you’re done, you can share your creations for everyone to play. You can also explore a huge library of new events and ideas made by other players.

The game will also be the most accessible Horizon game so far. It includes helpful options like Granular High Contrast Mode, Car Proximity Radar, American and British Sign Language, and AutoDrive. These features make it easier for more people to enjoy the amazing cars, great music, and stunning locations of the Horizon Festival.

Microsoft will release Forza Horizon 6 on May 19th. The game will support RTGI and ray-traced reflections on PC. Moreover, you can find its official PC requirements here.

Enjoy!

Forza Horizon 6 | Prologue Gameplay