Forza Horizon

[Colombia28]

I find that when I play Horizon I just dick around more than I race. I race just enough to get the cars I want and the mods I want. I just can't take the game as seriously as I do FM4. I race very dirty in Horizon. Like erod said, it's fun to beat the speeds you guys put down, but at the same time it's nothing really noteworthy. And once again it's like deja vu with the whole not having Porsche. I'm so tired of EA flexing its BS rights over Porsche in everyone's faces.

That said, I do enjoy the game and if (crosses fingers) EA ever takes the stick out of their a** and allows turn10 to yet again charge me a rediculous sum of money for Porsche, I would gladly fork over the money for a Porsche DLC. Daddy needs his Porsche.

[erod550]

At least you do still have the RUFs. Not official Porsches but might as well be. I was surprised they didn't have the MS3 in there. Maybe they're holding it back for DLC or something.

[Colombia28]

I don't think the RUF's count. The Yellow Bird is the closest to a Porsche, the other two they offer are Porsche-looking and that's about it. No MS3 was a bit of surprise. FM4 still surprises me that they don't have an MS6. And like a 5 year old, I WANT the 997.2 GT3 RS and 997 GT3 RS 4.0l in FM4!!!!!!!

[GR-8]

What no MS3! I was surprised they had the RX-8 in there. It annoys me that it is right hand drive though. I like racing with the in-cabin view. I like the game. Its a nice break from just running the same old circuits. What I'm getting from what I read is that its a little short. I have been just cruising and messing around most of the time. Looking for the barn yard finds and trying to beat trap records.

[erod550]

Yea it is short. 20 hours or so is all it takes to complete the single player stuff. Another 5 hours or so and the multiplayer achievements are done. Compare this to Forza 4 which was well over 150 hours to complete all the races in the game (Bucket List).

But from what I'm hearing it's not even a real Forza game, just some other game that they paid to put the Forza name on it, which explains why it's not up to the standards of a normal Forza game in amount of content or actual driving physics.