A new update is heading to Forza Horizon 4, the fun racing game from Turn10 Studios. The update will be free to owners of the game and will be available on December 8th. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFieU54BUvI Titled Super7, this upcoming update is all about stunt courses. Players will get to drive through all kinds of obstacles that range from large concrete pipes to shipping containers piled next to each other. Stunt driving has always had a built-in fanbase of racing enthusiasts. The appeal here is pulling off tough maneuvers facing impossible odds. In Super7, you'll get to put your driving skills to the test in an unorthodox way, which instantly gives Forza Horizon 4 added novelty. It has been a solid racer since releasing in 2018, and this latest update is a testament to the developer's continued pursuits of giving players exciting content and systems to enjoy for months. This new mode ups the creative driving experiences and along with it is a Blueprint Builder. It is here where players will get to use their imagination and design stunt courses from scratch. There are a ton of resources that will be available. Players are only limited by their imagination. Judging by some of the tracks featured in the announcement trailer up above, it looks like players are in store from some memorable, surreal tracks. This track builder also is great from a community standpoint. Players can pour a lot of time into making the perfect or just crazy tracks and share them with the community, in which other players can take them for a spin. It will be interesting to see what players can come up with when Super7 goes live in just a day. In the meantime, you can get a sneak peak of the action up ahead in the aforementioned trailer. Driving in this game already requires a lot of skill, but then you add obstacles to the mix and players will have to be extremely mindful of how they manipulate their selected cars. It seems like an incredible way to challenge the mechanics that you've already picked up, although in a novel way that you often only see in action movies. It looks like a fun time that puts a unique spin on the great elements already included in Forza Horizon 4. Just as you think this game couldn't get any better, it does. That's a credit to the developer and their passion for this racing series.
A new update is heading to Forza Horizon 4, the fun racing game from Turn10 Studios. The update will be free to owners of the game and will be available on December 8th. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFieU54BUvI Titled Super7, this upcoming update is all about stunt courses. Players will get to drive through all kinds of obstacles that range from large concrete pipes to shipping containers piled next to each other. Stunt driving has always had a built-in fanbase of racing enthusiasts. The appeal here is pulling off tough maneuvers facing impossible odds. In Super7, you'll get to put your driving skills to the test in an unorthodox way, which instantly gives Forza Horizon 4 added novelty. It has been a solid racer since releasing in 2018, and this latest update is a testament to the developer's continued pursuits of giving players exciting content and systems to enjoy for months. This new mode ups the creative driving experiences and along with it is a Blueprint Builder. It is here where players will get to use their imagination and design stunt courses from scratch. There are a ton of resources that will be available. Players are only limited by their imagination. Judging by some of the tracks featured in the announcement trailer up above, it looks like players are in store from some memorable, surreal tracks. This track builder also is great from a community standpoint. Players can pour a lot of time into making the perfect or just crazy tracks and share them with the community, in which other players can take them for a spin. It will be interesting to see what players can come up with when Super7 goes live in just a day. In the meantime, you can get a sneak peak of the action up ahead in the aforementioned trailer. Driving in this game already requires a lot of skill, but then you add obstacles to the mix and players will have to be extremely mindful of how they manipulate their selected cars. It seems like an incredible way to challenge the mechanics that you've already picked up, although in a novel way that you often only see in action movies. It looks like a fun time that puts a unique spin on the great elements already included in Forza Horizon 4. Just as you think this game couldn't get any better, it does. That's a credit to the developer and their passion for this racing series.
