Forza Horizon 4 News

Forza Horizon 4 has peaked at 75,689 concurrent players on 30 June 2024 which is 3 years after release.
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Hello, Forza Horizon community! We have to share a couple of updates regarding Forza Horizon 4, its availability, and the changes we are bringing to the Festival Playlist in the near future.

Due to licensing and agreements with our partners, Forza Horizon 4 will be delisted from digital platforms (Microsoft Store and Steam) on December 15, 2024. This means the game and its additional content will no longer be available for purchase through online stores.

Before the delisting date, the Festival Playlist’s flow will change as follows:

• Starting July 25, we will have the final series for the game in Series 77 which will include the last Festival Playlist that ends on August 22.
  
• After Series 77 ends on August 22, you will no longer be able to access the playlist screen, except to see the festival playlist history. When booting the game, you will be taken to the Festival Site screen rather than the Festival Playlist.
  
• Even though there won’t be any more Festival Playlists after Series 77 (August 22), you will still be able to see the Forza Events screen which will include a selection of daily and weekly challenges. Completing these challenges and Forzathon Live Events will earn you Forzathon Points that you can exchange for Backstage Passes.
  
• We will update the Backstage Pass Cars list with all the remaining cars that have previously been Festival Playlist Exclusive after Series 77.
  

Series 77, ending on August 22, will be the last chance to earn achievements tied with the Festival Playlist including:



Starting today, June 25; Forza Horizon 4’s DLC will get delisted from platforms, meaning that only Forza Horizon 4 Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate versions will be available for purchase from this day until delisting happens.

From this date forward we will offer different discounts for Forza Horizon 4, like the one currently active on STEAM (at the time of publishing); we will also have a sale in the Xbox Store on 7/14. Please keep an eye out on our socials and different platforms to take advantage of future offers.

On December 15, Forza Horizon 4 will be delisted from stores and Xbox Game Pass. This means the game and its additional content will no longer be available for purchase. Players who already own the game and its content will be able to download and play it as normal, including its offline, online, and multiplayer features; physical copies of the game purchased after this date will also work and will be able to use online features.

If you played Forza Horizon 4 through Xbox Game Pass and purchased DLC content for it, worry not: by having an active, full-paid (not discounted) Xbox Game Pass subscription on 6/25 you will be eligible to receive a game token if you have purchased any extra content for Forza Horizon 4 through your Xbox Message Center. Codes will start to be delivered in the following days, please bear in mind that it might take a while before you get your token.

Unused tokens will expire starting at 6/25/26; if you haven’t received your token by this date, please contact Xbox Support

Thank you so much for enjoying the content updates we have brought to this game. Remember to make the most of the remaining time of the Festival Playlist and that when the game is delisted, you’ll still be able to play it as you always have.

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Spring has blossomed in Forza Horizon 4 with the final week of Series 75 featuring a classic Porsche race car that’s just begging to be driven around the country roads of historic Britain.

Before we dive into the Festival Playlist, remember this is your final week to complete the Monthly Rivals and qualify for the Online Adventure roster, and to unlock the overall series rewards:

· 50% Completion: Horizon Backstage Pass

· 80% Completion: 1995 BMW 850CSi

Available through Thursday, June 27, here’s everything you can look forward to this week in Forza Horizon 4:

· 50% Completion: Horizon Backstage Pass

· 80% Completion: Patrol Outfit

Available to win in The Trial, which recreates the triple threat race of the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 1966 Porsche 906 Carrera 6 was the last street legal racing car produced by Porsche. Not only was it a successful race car with victories in its class at the 24 Hours of Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring, Monza, and the Targa Florio, but the car was also a work of art with its tubular space frame and unstressed hand-laid fiberglass body, as well as an ultra-low profile.



The 906 weighed in at less than 1,300 pounds before adding fluids and is fitted with a 210-horsepower carbureted flat-six. Though only 65 models were produced to meet the FIA homologation standards, you can now recreate its legendary races or gaze in wonderment at the detail of its timeless design while taking it for a spin across the scenic British countryside.

Over in the Photo Challenge, capture any Extreme Offroad Car by The Great Ridge to unlock a Super Wheelspin. Godzilla is back with the 2017 Nissan GT-R featured in the Weekly Forzathon Challenge. While this car’s predecessor started a longstanding rivalry between Nissan and Porsche, the King of the Monsters certainly has a few surprises up its sleeve.



Commuter Blues is a Showcase Remix twist on The Flying Scotsman where you’ll be racing the iconic steam locomotive while behind the wheel of a 2019 Porsche Macan Turbo. Spring Games are on the menu with the hard-to-find 2018 MINI John Cooper Works Countryman available for simply participating.

Get your triple offering of Super Wheelspins in Seasonal PR Stunts. This week’s challenges include the