Forza Horizon 6

Although the Forza Horizon series remains the best in class when it comes to arcade racing, the strain of repetition is now really starting to show.

Over 141 million hours have already been logged into Playground's racing title.

Its predecessor, Forza Horizon 5, was also a huge hit, but this is a massive 273% increase for Playground Games.

The studio has now outlined upcoming fixes, monthly updates, new cars, and future expansions for its open-world racing hit.

The first series for the game has kicked off with this one all about celebrating Japanese cars.

Playground Games' racing game performs just as well as its predecessor, even though it's available on fewer platforms and doesn't benefit from the pandemic, when everyone was stuck at home playing games.

It beat the previous number one, which was Halo Infinite, although only by a margin of a few hundred people.

Wondering where to find some last collectibles or unsure about where a race is located? We have you covered.

Join us as we take to the streets of Japan for some intense racing action.

Japan is chock-full of activities to complete but doing so effectively will mean having a broad garage of varied machines.

And that's from just the Premium Edition sales.

In the series' new Japanese setting, cherry blossom trees and certain temple areas are completely indestructible.

The Brits have achieved something that very few, if any, have managed before, and have now released six main games in a row with a curve of ratings that only points upward.

Looking to flex on your friends? If so, you'll definitely want to save for these luxury and iconic cars.

Not only does Playground's latest arcade racer feature Barn Finds to hunt, there is also a slate of more obscurely-placed Treasure Cars to locate.

Interested in knowing which cars you'll find lost to time? We've scoured Japan and located all 15 icons from a bygone era.