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Forza Horizon 3 is a racing video game set in an open world environment based in a fictional representation of Australia. The gameplay world is about twice the size of its predecessor, Forza Horizon 2, and the game contains locales and regions based upon their real-life Australian counterparts. While previous Horizon games have depicted the player as being one of the racers of the Horizon Festival, the player is now the director of the festival, and their role is to expand the festival throughout Australia by completing races, challenges, and stunts to earn fans. By expanding the festival, the player can unlock new areas, challenges, and racing courses. Generally, the player competes in various forms of races in Horizon 3. Three types of racing modes are available in the game: Exhibition, Championship, and Rivals. Exhibition is a single race at one location, whereas Championship contains multiple races dispersed throughout the gameplay world. Rivals is a versus race against the player and a Drivatar, where the player has to compete in a time trial to beat the time set by the Drivatar. The player can also engage in numerous non-racing activities. Added in Forza Horizon 2, the player can participate in Bucket List Challenges. During Bucket List Challenges, the player is given a task to complete with a specific vehicle, such as reaching a certain speed limit, for example. One of the new features introduced in Horizon 3 are Horizon Blueprints, which allows the player to customise races and Bucket List Challenges. Breakable boards called "bonus boards" can be discovered around the gameplay world; when driven over, they award the player with experience points or a discount on fast travelling. As players progress through the game, they will receive notifications informing them of barn find rumours; when found, the in-game mechanic will restore the barn find for the player to use. When performing driving stunts with a vehicle, the player is awarded "skill points"; if enough skill points are acquired, they can be used to purchase certain perks.Returning from previous Forza games, Horizon 3 features an implemented driving AI called Drivatars, which learns and mimics the driving abilities of Forza players. Drivatars are found throughout the gameplay world, and they appear in races as opponents, where they can be adjusted by game difficulty via the player. Apart from standard races, Drivatars can be challenged to a head-to-head race. If the player wins the race, they will be able to recruit that Drivatar onto their racing team, which allows the player to earn additional experience points, fans, and in-game currency. The player can also recruit Drivatars in a car convoy. When in a car convoy, Drivatars will follow the player, and they can be upgraded by skill points to perform certain tasks throughout the game.The player can upgrade and tune individual parts of their vehicles, with body kits for vehicles being available to the player as well. Additionally, Horizon 3 includes a vehicle cutsomisation option called "Upgrade Heroes," which utilizes both tuning and body kits to alter both a vehicle's performance and appearance, though the cutomisation preset is limited to a certain number of vehicles. The colour of vehicles and its collective parts can changed, with the player further being able to design liveries for vehicles. These liveries can be sold through the game's transactional system, which also includes an auction system to bid on cars from other players. A total of 350 vehicles were available to players at the game's launch.Horizon 3 offers a co-operative campaign for up the four players and supports cross-platform compatibility. The game also includes a multiplayer open world mode supporting up to 12 players. In multiplayer, players can compete in standard races, though they also have the option to play various kinds minigames with their vehicles. As from previous Forza games, players can join clubs, where they have the ability to compete against players of other clubs in races and minigames.
Development and release
Forza Horizon 3 is developed by Playground Games and was announced on 13 June 2016 during Microsoft's E3 Xbox briefing. The game was released on 27 September 2016.
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