Like Forza Motorsport, Forza Horizon 3’s point-to-point or circuit competitions are never bereft of split-second moments of gratification, whether it’s shaving off a tenth of a second through drafting or executing a sublime drift. No joke-these sections are actually called “PR Stunts.” Once you finish rolling your eyes and accept that it’s a sign of the times, you can look beyond the propagandist window dressing and simply focus on the objectives, such as stringing together stunts or executing a single vehicular feat. Without blatantly using the term “influencer,” some of the most effective fan-growing events are themed on positive public relations. It takes the reputation game to its next evolutionary step with a lesson in Branding 101. This has been used to attract fictional rivals and grow an imaginary fan base, the latter being the crux of Forza Horizon 3's main path. Many racing games in the last decade have cleverly crafted single-player narratives around building the player’s reputation. Combine all four regions, and you have a campaign that rivals Burnout Paradise's generous to-do list. A single region can offer at least 50 activities by the time you’ve maxed out its potential. Whereas the last Forza Horizon’s main campaign path was the completion of tournaments (and is still a substantial mode this time around), there’s a new emphasis on gaining followers in order to open up more events. Doing so unlocks more driving events in a festival’s respective region. To fit new fans, your handler, Keira, advises you to expand your festivals from time to time. Sure, it’s unrealistic, but so is this series’ conceptual marriage of music and cars. Imagine a multi-stage music gathering like Coachella or Glastonbury, except you have to drive five miles to get to the closest tent. Now Playing: Forza Horizon 3 - Video Reviewĭeveloper Playground Games expands upon the previous game's regional hubs-glorified garages and showrooms to buy new cars-and turns them into their own festivals. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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