Forza Horizon 5 was fun on a pad, no doubt, but with a wheel it could feel like arguing with the car. I remember fighting the settings more than the corners, especially on a Thrustmaster T248 where every tweak seemed to fix one thing and ruin another. That's why the early chatter around Forza Horizon 6 feels so interesting. Players already looking ahead to setups, cars, and even Forza Horizon 6...

There's a funny moment in Forza Horizon 6 when the car you've been dreaming about finally lands in your garage, and then, two corners later, it tries to murder you. We've all done it. Spent a pile of Forza Horizon 6 Credits on something loud and expensive, only to find out it understeers like a van or lights up the rear tyres every time you breathe on the throttle. That's why building matters....