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Forza Horizon 4's First Expansion Revealed, Due December 13





Microsoft Studios, as the publisher of Forza Horizon 4,  has announced its first expansion called Fortune Island would be downloadable and accessible on December 13, 2018.

The background of this DLC is set up to be an island in the "remote Northern reaches of the British Isles," where you'll take your rides on dangerous clifftop roads and mountain passes. Also, there are some new lightning storms you must pick a fight with, and the northern lights you perhaps catch well the sight of.

Furthermore, you may need to "hunt for hidden treasure,"  and get behind the wheel of five new Ford vehicles from GymkhanaTen, the upcoming installment of Ken Block's Gymkhana video series.

It's the first of two planned expansions in the game's $35 expansions bundle. Currently, that bundle looks to be the only way to get your hands on the Fortune Island DLC—individual expansions are listed as "not sold separately" on the Microsoft Store. If you own the Ultimate Edition of the game, you'll get them automatically.

In his review, Phil called it a "beautiful, entertaining and polished" racer—and said it was worth dealing with the pain of the Microsoft Store in order to play.

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