Playground Games and Turn10 basically put Forza Motorsport on life support. They announced Forza Horizon 6, set in Japan, coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC in 2026. This move kills any new content for the other title, Motorsport.
The studios buried this in a long website post, saying their team needs to focus on Horizon 6. That means no more new cars, tracks, or feature updates for Motorsport. The servers and online events will keep running, and they will recycle old tours and reward cars for players who missed them.
This leaves the simulation-focused Motorsport crowd hanging while everyone waits for the arcade-style Horizon 6. A rumor suggests a launch in the first half of 2026, so the studios have all that time to hopefully not mess it up.
The studios buried this in a long website post, saying their team needs to focus on Horizon 6. That means no more new cars, tracks, or feature updates for Motorsport. The servers and online events will keep running, and they will recycle old tours and reward cars for players who missed them.
This leaves the simulation-focused Motorsport crowd hanging while everyone waits for the arcade-style Horizon 6. A rumor suggests a launch in the first half of 2026, so the studios have all that time to hopefully not mess it up.
