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Forza Horizon 6's full map has finally been revealed, and while Tokyo doesn't engulf half of it, I'm still seeing plenty of appealing asphalt spaghetti
The full map for Forza Horizon 6 has been revealed, showcasing a rendition of Japan with a significant focus on roads and varied terrain. While Tokyo is not as expansive as some fans hoped, the map features mountain passes, coastal areas, and a large valley for estate building. The game is set to release on May 19th.
Forza Horizon 6 map is based on the same part of Japan as Pokémon Red/Blue
Playground Games has revealed the map for Forza Horizon 6, which features Tokyo and the Japanese Alps, inspired by the same Kantō region as Pokémon Red and Blue. The game will launch on May 19, 2026, for Xbox Series X/S and PC, with a PlayStation 5 version to follow. Limited edition accessories, including a controller and headset, will also be released alongside the game.
Forza Horizon 6 Hands-On Preview
This article provides a hands-on preview of the upcoming racing game Forza Horizon 6. It offers insights into gameplay mechanics and potential features of the new title.
Micro Karting - A work in progress nod to Super Mario Kart for the Amiga [UPDATE]
Micro Karting is a work-in-progress tech demo for the Amiga, aiming to replicate the Super Mario Kart experience. The latest update, Tech Demo Version 3, introduces music, a race timer, track feedback, and further optimizations that make the game approximately 25% smoother. The project is developed using raw 68020 assembly and runs on real Amiga hardware.
Flat-Lane - Another fabulous racer released for the C64!
Retro developer youki06 has released Flat Lane, a new racing game for the Commodore 64. Inspired by arcade classics like Pole Position, the game features players as Paul Pitstop competing against rivals Alain Frost and Ayrton SEGA. This release marks the developer's second complete game for the platform, built from a personal experiment.
Everyone's Talking About DriveClub Again, PS4's Underappreciated Racer
Players are discussing the PlayStation 4 racing game DriveClub again, with particular attention paid to its impressive rain effects. The conversation was reignited by a clip shared online, with users expressing surprise at the game's visual quality for its age.
Everyone's Talking About DriveClub Again, PS4's Underappreciated Racer
Players are revisiting the PlayStation 4 racing game DriveClub, praising its graphics, particularly its rain effects, and remembering it as an underappreciated title. Despite a troubled launch and a track-based format that felt dated at the time, Evolution Studios continued to develop the game, adding content and features that turned it into a fan favorite. The discussion highlights how the game, and others like it, struggled to find space in a market dominated by major franchises.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Rosalina actor Brie Larson proves being a space princess can't save you from experiencing peak Mario Kart: "Are you actually kidding me right now?"
Brie Larson, who plays Princess Rosalina in the Super Mario Movie, experienced a classic Mario Kart moment during a cast tournament, losing her first-place lead after being hit by multiple Red Shells. The incident highlights the game's notorious unpredictability, even for those involved in the Super Mario universe. The article also briefly mentions the success of the Super Mario movies due to collaboration with Nintendo and Shigeru Miyamoto.
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP: Issue 39
SUPERJUMP's Issue 39 features the team discussing their current gaming experiences. Titles highlighted include the addictive digging game DigDigDrill on Nintendo Switch, the expansive JRPG Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth – Hacker's Memory, and the classic platformer Rayman. Other games discussed are Shin Megami Tensei, Pokémon Legends: Arceus, the racing game BallisticNG with its new DLC, Red Dead Redemption via backwards compatibility, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, the survival game Cairn, Resident Evil 4 Remake, Dead Space Remake, and Borderlands 3.
Screamer’s multiplayer chases unleash the racer’s full chaotic potential, trapping you inside a relentlessly boosty, bashy, and boomy washing machine
The multiplayer mode of the racing game Screamer amplifies its chaotic potential, with players experiencing a constant barrage of boosts, collisions, and explosions. While the single-player mode offers controlled chaos, online races with up to ten human players devolve into a frenzied fight for survival, making victories rare and hard-earned.
Forza Horizon 6 Trailers Highlight Two Returning Faves and A New Honda Electric Vehicle
Forza Horizon 6 will feature returning fan-favorite cars like the 2023 Acura Integra A-Spec and 2022 Acura NSX Type S, alongside the new all-electric 2022 Honda e. The game launches on May 19th for Xbox Series X and PC, with over 550 cars available at launch and more planned post-launch. A new event type, Horizon Rush, is also confirmed.
Screamer Combines ’90s Racing and Anime Action – Here’s Five Reasons to Give It A Try
Milestone discusses how their upcoming game, Screamer, aims to innovate the racing game genre with an anime-inspired story mode. The narrative will be integrated through in-race characters and customized vehicles, moving beyond traditional cutscenes. Screamer is set to release in 2026 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.
Screamer Review – Let’s Settle This On The Track
Screamer offers an exciting high-speed racing experience with a unique dual-stick control scheme that allows for precise turning. While the game's story mode is somewhat shallow and its pacing uneven, the core racing mechanics are fun and engaging. The side modes, including multiplayer and arcade options, provide additional entertainment, though some feel underdeveloped compared to the robust single-player experience.
What We Played – Crimson Desert, Rushing Beat X & Screamer
Several individuals share their recent gaming experiences across a variety of titles. Crimson Desert is noted as phenomenal by some, while others find it less engaging. Other games discussed include Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Virtua Fighter 5 Ultimate Showdown, Sovereign Syndicate, Sephiria, Rushing Beat X Return of Brawl Brothers, The Pale Beyond, South of Midnight, Resident Evil Village, Screamer, Marathon, Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Project Songbird, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, and Pokémon FireRed.
Screamer Review - Gamer Social Club
Screamer offers an exceptional campaign experience within the racing genre, characterized by striking visuals and engaging arcade-style racing mechanics.
Screamer Interview – Anime Inspirations, Bringing back a Classic Series, Story, and More
Milestone game director Federico Cardini discusses the revival of the classic racing series Screamer, highlighting inspirations from anime and fighting games that influenced its unique Echo System and narrative. The game aims to blend cyberpunk and natural environments with a mature, anime-inspired story. It targets 60FPS on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, with enhanced performance on PS5 Pro.
Forza Horizon 6’s Horizon Rush is Playground Games’ Answer to “One-and-Done” Showcase Events
Playground Games is introducing a new replayable event type called Horizon Rush in Forza Horizon 6, designed to address the one-and-done nature of previous Showcase Events. These obstacle-course-like challenges, unlocked via wristbands, will feature co-op and competitive play across diverse locations like a Tokyo dockyard and an Alpine ski resort. The studio focused on designing these Rush courses first, then building the environments around them to ensure a premium gameplay experience.
SEASON 6 OF TEST DRIVE UNLIMITED SOLAR CROWN IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL PLAYERS
KT Racing and NACON have released Season 6 for Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, a free update for all players. This season introduces new Detective missions, clothing stores on Ibiza, a revamped Hong Kong Island map, new vehicles including the Pagani Huayra Roadster, and a collaboration with Michelin. The update also brings technical and network improvements, with future seasons planned to add cross-region and crossplay features, an Official Racing Center, and housing.
Screamer Combines 90’s Racing and Anime Action – Here’s Five Reasons to Give It A Try
Screamer, an arcade racing game with anime and cyberpunk aesthetics, is launching on Xbox Series X|S and PC. The game blends classic racing with fighting game mechanics, featuring a mature narrative, unique character abilities, and multiple game modes. It emphasizes a vibrant visual style and offers extensive customization options.
Screamer Review - Old School Racing Vibes with a High Speed Twist | COGconnected
Screamer is a futuristic arcade racing game that features a full-length anime-style story. The game offers unique racing and driving mechanics, aiming for an old-school racing vibe with a high-speed twist.