forza 6 review

For a series hitting its sixth official release, more isn’t more enough, especially when last generation installments eclipsed the raw numbers on offer in this newest game. I can’t say conclusively this is the best-looking driving game on any console — I’ve seen good things in PS4’s Driveclub — but I am comfortable asserting that it’s the most comprehensively good-looking one, because it’s such a huge game. The jaggies that marred Forza 5’s cars are mostly gone, and tracks appear to have been reworked for environmental realism: you’ll experience clouds of dust floating across the tarmac at Laguna Seca, flocks of birds in the distance, and rain effects that will trigger your instinct to reach for an umbrella. As far as I can tell, every drivable car can be opened in Forzavista — Forza...