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This isn't a game made for gamers, it's made for them to push an agenda and the end result is a bad, unrealistic, totally non immersive experience.

Good game and well worth playing, campaign is average and ok and multiplayer is what you expect but it's not bad and it's certainly a lot better than CoD and close to the old days but not qutie as good as BF1

It's more of an interactive film in a way but one of the most gripping stories ever.. replayable too

Absolute masterpiece in attention to detail, story, graphics, just everything is great

The second best (behind blood and wine) DLC I've ever bought - worth every single penny and more.. 10/10 must get

The best DLC I've ever bought - worth every single penny and more.. 10/10 must get

Masterpiece **** with a lot of replayability and amazing DLC's - a have to play game

I hope this game wins GOTY because everything about it is a masterpiece - 10/10

Absolute disgrace ****, AI slop, zero effort, please do not buy this at all

As a dedicated Forza enthusiast, my journey with the series began back in the days of Forza 2, and I've had a profound love for the franchise ever since. Titles like Forza Horizon 3 and, especially, Forza Horizon 4 left me amazed with their incredible gameplay experiences. However, my expectations for Forza Motorsport 2023 were met with a bit of disappointment for several reasons. First and foremost, I couldn't help but notice that a substantial portion of the vehicle sound design felt subpar, While this didn't ruin the overall experience, it was a noticeable letdown for a series known for its attention to **** of my main concerns with Forza Motorsport 2023 is that it doesn't seem to bring much new to the table. The improved handling, while a welcome refinement, doesn't represent a groundbreaking leap forward, especially considering that the series' handling mechanics were already quite solid. This lack of innovation left me wanting more.Furthermore, the game seemed to fall short when it came to the variety and depth of available cars. Upgrades, a crucial aspect of the Forza experience, felt disappointingly similar to those in previous iterations, almost like a copy-and-paste job. This perceived lack of effort left me disheartened, especially considering the high expectations I had for the ****'s disheartening to witness a trend among many AAA game developers where titles are released in a seemingly unfinished state, only to be patched and updated post-launch. Forza Motorsport 2023 appears to have fallen victim to this trend, leaving fans like me feeling let down.I had genuinely high hopes for this game, anticipating that it would be a fresh start for the series, built from the ground up. Unfortunately, it seems that this vision hasn't been fully realized, and the game falls short of the standards set by its predecessors.

As a dedicated Forza enthusiast, my journey with the series began back in the days of Forza 2, and I've had a profound love for the franchise ever since. Titles like Forza Horizon 3 and, especially, Forza Horizon 4 left me amazed with their incredible gameplay experiences. However, my expectations for Forza Motorsport 2023 were met with a bit of disappointment for several reasons. First and foremost, I couldn't help but notice that a substantial portion of the vehicle sound design felt subpar, While this didn't ruin the overall experience, it was a noticeable letdown for a series known for its attention to **** of my main concerns with Forza Motorsport 2023 is that it doesn't seem to bring much new to the table. The improved handling, while a welcome refinement, doesn't represent a groundbreaking leap forward, especially considering that the series' handling mechanics were already quite solid. This lack of innovation left me wanting more. Furthermore, the game seemed to fall short when it came to the variety and depth of available cars. Upgrades, a crucial aspect of the Forza experience, felt disappointingly similar to those in previous iterations, almost like a copy-and-paste job. This perceived lack of effort left me disheartened, especially considering the high expectations I had for the ****'s disheartening to witness a trend among many AAA game developers where titles are released in a seemingly unfinished state, only to be patched and updated post-launch. Forza Motorsport 2023 appears to have fallen victim to this trend, leaving fans like me feeling let down.I had genuinely high hopes for this game, anticipating that it would be a fresh start for the series, built from the ground up. Unfortunately, it seems that this vision hasn't been fully realized, and the game falls short of the standards set by its predecessors.

I only have 4 hours of gameplay so far but if you're a fan of motorcycles and ride 2 you'll like this. I don't see why you'd pay £40 off steam but at £20 off cdkeys it's a steal. The core gameplay, sounds, graphics are better than ride 2 and am enjoying the career progression so far however was expecting a bit more from the customization - it seems hardly improved on over ride 2. Controller works very well, bluetooth XB1 controller worked straight away, full controller remapping works perfectly. Game encourages you to upgrade all of the bikes you unlock to win the event as you get given money generously. Don't feel as if you have to save every penny for a future bike! Pros: Graphics are decent (not AAA but close) Audio is decent (not ridden every bike but so far seem acceptable) Lots of tracks/bikes Handling physics Cons AI are overall ok but it seems to have a trend of the one fast AI that's ridiculously hard to beat, I'm usually on max difficulty on most racing games but on this medium I destroy everyone then it's the one guy who's like a pro and can be a bit inconsistent Possibly a con for some people, a fair few bikes need you to get maximum stars in categories to unlock bikes, while winning the races is no issue the time trials require a lot of upgrades and are challenging! Worth a buy!