Credits can be used to purchase and upgrade new cars, and experience will level up your driver, giving you access to bonuses in the form of cash or new vehicles, which you can customize to your liking via new parts, upgrade passages, engine tuning and paint jobs. There are plenty of side mission challenges, and bonuses for doing things like going as fast as possible past speed traps.ĭoing well in races, which can involve either placing well or just pulling off a lot of pretty trick driving, or just driving with precision, will net you both credits and experience. You can wander, but you unlock new routes by completing challenges, which include championships featuring multiple types of races, and which change depending on the class of car you’re driving. The locations provide plenty of eye candy, and this is definitely one of the prettier games overall I’ve played on next-gen console hardware. You can drive around freely, however, along the coast of southern France and northern Italy. But I did like Horizon 2 quite a lot, in fact.īasically the game is like Grand Theft Auto except you come by your cars more or less legitimately, and you can’t get out of them and walk around. The launch Forza title for Xbox One left me nonplussed, and I’d never played the original Horizon, either, to add to the stacked deck against my liking Horizon 2. So reviewing Forza Horizon 2 was not among my top asks for this season’s crop of new games. Any Gran Turismo title has left me cold, and aside from Mario Kart, Rad Racer and San Francisco Rush, I’ve mostly been content to let the genre alone.
Let me start by saying I’m not a fan of most driving games.
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