Few things in this universe are set in stone but the generally high visual quality of a Forza game is one such thing.

Which is excellent news for all you folks wanting in on one of the best racing games in recent memory but don’t feel like fussing about with the clunky Microsoft Store.

Forza Horizon 4 may just be the greatest racing game ever, with which to close out a generation of gaming. Unbelievably gorgeous, fun and responsive, Forza Horizon isn’t just a love letter to racing, it’s pure fun at its very core. How do you make that fun even better? By merging it with LEGO to create something new.

The cult classic ARPG franchise may be returning soonish if we’re to believe a listing on Microsoft’s streaming service. It’s been just under 10 years since the last mainline entry of the Fable franchise graced us with devil horns and angel halos and despite many rumours swirling around for the last couple of years, fans are still fairly in the …

If you've somehow tired of the hundreds of tracks present in Forza Horizon 4 already, why not make your own? Playground Games is adding custom track creation to their racing spectacular tomorrow.

Forza Horizon 4 launched on the Xbox One and PC last week, and it’s one heck of a game. Sure, it may not do anything especially new, but it takes the Horizon Festival formula and pretty much perfecting it. It’s now gone on to be the highest rated Xbox exclusive of the generation, though that’s not really saying too much given how few of them there have been.

Microsoft is making a big bid on the future of the Xbox brand, with a whopping five studio aquisitions to help bolster their struggling first-party offerings.

Forza Horizon 4 adds new gameplay features and a host of vehicles, and lets players loose to race around Britain.