Forza Horizon 2

Arcade racing in a stunning world that is so enjoyable and addictive that topping it seems impossible. [Issue#246]

This game convinced me to buy Xbox One and for me FH2 is the only racing game that should be taken into account this year. [Dec 2014, p.54]

Forza Horizon 2 is a much better game than its predecessor. It doesn't try to get additional money from the player, offers a completely open world and is more skillfully designed. Additionally the player receives beautiful, smooth graphics, tons of cars and a cool atmosphere. Right now Forza Horizon 2 has no real competitor in the arcade racer genre.

The open world of southern Europe, rain or shine, not only provides a great backdrop, but it is an awesome automotive playground too.

There’s an immense feeling of joy and freedom that the racing experience from Playground Games can create, and the title can offer it to both veterans of the racing game genre and to newcomers looking for a fun title to spend time with.

The Horizon offshoot has unshackled the Forza franchise, letting it run free into the wild, and this new adventure ensures that we don’t take that freedom for granted. Everything is bigger and better, everything is designed to make damn well sure that we’re having fun.

The most disappointing thing about Forza Horizon 2 is how little it’s improved since the first Horizon. There is still no meaningful career progression or economy. The career is quite literally running a circle around six chunks of Europe, over and over and over again, in the pursuit of colored bracelets with, as far as I can tell, no significance. Canned bucket list challenges and barn scavenger hunts supposedly break up the action if you feel like heading off in that direction.

Na minha opinião o melhor Forza tem carros bons corridas legais boas cidades passo horas jogando mesmo sendo um jogo de 10 anos atrás

No es mi juego favorito de la saga, simplemente no puedo, prefiero elForza Horizon 3

Forza Horizon 2 is definitely better than Horizon 1 in some ways but prefer the others. Maybe it's because I haven't spent as much time with it but I don't know. Forza Horizon 2 is a really good game and is beautiful to look at. There are a lot more cars than Horizon 1. I don't like how you have to choose a car class for the championship instead of what ever car you want. I think that's why I don't like it as much.

It looks great, handles like a cookie cutter Forza game. but the major problem with this game, like many others on consoles: 1. It's a racing game. 2. It runs at a measly 30 fps. The reasons why it runs at this ridiculously low fps and not 60 fps at the very least are unimportant: it's the fact that it does. Racing games should also be at 60 fps. Go big or go home.

I am a massive fan of the Forza series, I purchased this game expecting an open world Forza Motorsport game. Unfortunately what I got was an Arcade racer marketed under the Forza brand. This is not a simulation racing game, if you are purchasing this expecting realistic driving you're going to be disappointed. Even with all the assists off you can come into a turn, slam into the brakes 20 feet prior, and take the turn cleanly and lose minimal time when compared to taking the turn properly. I wasn't even able to salvage this game through its multiplayer as half of the game modes in a circuit are random gametypes that aren't even races. If you are looking for an arcade style racer I would imagine you would really enjoy this game, but if you are someone who is expecting a simulation experience like I was than hopefully you read this review and just wait for Forza 6, don't waste your money like I did.