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The next content update for Forza Horizon 4 has been detailed by its developer, Playground Games, and the big attention point is the multiplayer aspect of the game. Besides an all-new game mode to enjoy, there will be fixes to the existing experience which will make a pretty important improvement to everyone's online fun. Update 8 is being known as the Drift Adventure update, in honour of the new multiplayer game mode being added. Drift Adventure is the first multiplayer mode in Forza Horizon 4 dedicated entirely to the art of going sideways, as you compete against other players in pursuit of the best single lap drift score. In conjunction with this a new drift camera view is being added — a similar one has recently made it into Forza Motorsport 7 — that angles the camera to better work with the additional sideways motions of drifting. Beyond Drift Adventure, Playground has also been listening to community feedback and some pretty stellar changes are coming to the existing o...

Playground Games has added another achievement to its trophy case. Last night at the annual British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Awards, it picked up the win for Best British Game for Forza Horizon 4. The win comes on the back of previous accolades for the open-world racer. It wrapped up 2018 with a win at the Game Awards and followed up in February of this year at the DICE Awards. Both of those were for sports and racing games though, whereas last night’s win was a more general category. The British Game of the Year competition included titles made by — you guessed it — British studios. The list of nominees included some heavy hitters: 11:11 Memories Retold Forza Horizon 4 Red Dead Redemption 2 The Room: Old Sins Overcooked 2 Two Point Hospital Studio head Ralph Fulton was on hand to claim the award on behalf of the Leamington Spa-based team, posting a behind-the-scenes shot on Twitter: So this just happened pic.twitter.com/VaVnHsqRGH — Ralph Fulton...

In the March edition of Forza Monthly, we got the lowdown on what’s coming up with Series 7 in Forza Horizon 4. With the commitment of a whole mass of new cars, it looks like Playground Games will offer up plenty of shiny metal to fill the newly expanded garage. The one takes the lead of the crew is the brand new 2019 BMW Z4, which is the sibling car to the new Toyota Supra. Unfortunately, a seeming exclusive deal with Gran Turismo Sport, the Supra itself won’t pull out of the deal and switch into Forza Horizon. However, with both cars sharing the same platform and engine, it’s as close as Forza players will get to the new Toyota – at least for now. Another eye-opener on the list is the BMW M3 GTR. This race car for the road is sure to reign supreme over the British countryside and feel right at home on Fortune Island. As an added bonus, Need for Speed Most Wanted fans will be able to recreate the star car from that game as well. For fans of getting smokey and sideway...

A few days ago, Playground Games, the developer of Forza Horizon 4,  has removed "Carlton" and "Floss" dances from this prestigious open-world racing game. The studio released an update earlier today that contains a batch of improvements and new contents. But this patch would also be a quick fix that manages to help the developer Playground Games and its parent firm & the game's publisher Microsoft Studios get rid of an upcoming lawsuit by removing the Carlton, and Floss dance emotes that in-game characters were able to perform previously between races.  Hip Hop artist 2 Milly sued Fortnite developer Epic Games in December 2018 for cribbing original dance moves from him. The Battle Royale shooter game previously rolled out a series of new emotes that were soon after considered as duplicates of 2 Milly's Milly Rock dance as well as dances like the Carlton, Floss, and more. Since then, others have come after joining that suit including Russel...