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January 2014
(78%)
27 Reviews
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Forza 5 is gorgeous and smooth as butter, and its utterly enchanting handling makes it a joy to drive hard, but this game is more than just a rock solid technical titan for the Xbox One. It's an essential destination for the automobile obsessed. It may be...
Published: 2013-12-13, Author: Guy , review by: stuff.tv
The most beautiful racing game around, Drivatar is a genuinely novel new feature, Top Gear integration adds a bit of humour
Around half the cars and tracks of Forza 4, Expensive DLC and microtransactions, Static tracks lack life
Forza 5 is a great racing game that combines great graphics and novel features to make it worthy of being on a next-gen platform. What we didn't have any right to expect was how polished it would be for a launch title. This is a racing game that's a sig...
Published: 2013-11-22, Author: Sam , review by: wired.co.uk
1080p, 60 framespersecond racing with tons of detail and visual effects to spare, the bestinclass gameplay built by Forza Motorsport 4 returns
Thin track selection and bad leagueseries pacing make the game feel repetitive way too quickly, Drivatar delivers all of the annoyances of real competitors and little of the compelling, human nuance, if it seems like car unlocking is taking too long, just
You'll want to see Forza 5 push the Xbox One to its visual limits, but this is the good-but-thin game that will make you glad Microsoft relented on its no-rental policy. Try It. This review first appeared on Ars Technica . Comments ...
Stunningly gorgeous graphics, Creepy Drivatar AI profiles of your friends enhances investment in offline racing, Superior car handling and use of controller rumble
Trimmed down lineup of cars and tracks is disappointing, A challenging game for the mainstream audience that a launch title will bring in, Microtransactions may be unnecessary, but it's yucky to see them
Forza Motorsport 5 is one more success for Turn 10 Studios. The cutback on content following the studio's previous effort is disappointing, but there's still a huge amount here, and more cars than most players will ever actually use. Any shortfall is mo...
Published: 2014-01-09, Author: Dave , review by: Gamingnexus.com
While it may seem like a step backward with its lower track count than previous Forza versions, in reality it is quite the opposite. The tracks are an example of quality over quantity, and one could assume that a future DLC solution will address this anyw...
Forza Motorsport 5 sets the bar high for visual fidelity and simulation racing on the Xbox One. Sadly, design choices and lack of content get in the way of the fun....
Abstract: Forza Motorsports 5 is a gorgeous looking game, and Microsoft has come out of the gate setting a standard on how Next Gen console games should look on any home gaming console. Forza 5 is the next in line to the popular Forza racing game series, which allo...
Abstract: In the video game world, “grinding” isn't known as a form of dirty dancing, but rather a method in which a gamer engages in repetitive tasks in a video game in order to level up or gain achievements. It's the most boring thing in the world to a video game...
Abstract: The launch of an Xbox console has always meant the release of a racing game. For the Xbox and Xbox 360, we saw Project Gotham Racing and Project Gotham Racing 3 respectively. With Bizarre Creations no longer around, the Xbox One sees Forza Motorsport 5 fi...
