Playground Games has released a new update to Forza Horizon 5, with new content, features, bug fixes, and improvements.
This update is available for both Xbox and PC players and it features the Nissan GT-R Nismo, along with body kit and body modifications. This is another great addition to the game, having seen the 2005 MG Xpower SV-R introduced last month.
Forza Horizon 5 (FH5) is constantly being updated and improved and even though it only feels like the launch of the game was yesterday, this update sees the introduction of series 5!
Series 5: Horizon Rush Takeover will feature a new Festival Playlist and will focus on PR stunts and will include plenty of content for players to explore and rewards to collect.
Some of the highlights of Forza Series 5 are:
Here’s a list of new cars that can are available through the Festival Playlist:
This update is available for both Xbox and PC players and it features the Nissan GT-R Nismo, along with body kit and body modifications. This is another great addition to the game, having seen the 2005 MG Xpower SV-R introduced last month.
Forza Horizon 5 (FH5) is constantly being updated and improved and even though it only feels like the launch of the game was yesterday, this update sees the introduction of series 5!
Series 5: Horizon Rush Takeover will feature a new Festival Playlist and will focus on PR stunts and will include plenty of content for players to explore and rewards to collect.
Some of the highlights of Forza Series 5 are:
- A huge stunt park installed in El Estadio, or Forza Horizon 5's massive stadium
- 16 brand-new PR Stunts, with four Trailblazers, Danger Signs, Speed Traps, and Speed Zones added to the map
- Some of these PR Stunts are temporary for Series 5, but others are permanent additions to the map
- Unique Accolades and challenges related to the world changes and the stunt park
- Festival Playlist additions
- New cosmetics and rewards
- EventLab additions
Here’s a list of new cars that can are available through the Festival Playlist:
- 1965 Mini Cooper S Forza Edition
- 2018 KTM X-Bow GTR
- 2019 Toyota 4Runner TRD pro
- 2010 Noble M600
- 2020 Nissan GT-R Nismo
- 1986 Ford Mustang SVO
- 2020 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro
- 2004 Noble M400
- 2017 Ferrari 488 Challenge
- Improved Livery Editor UI when using layers to not hide the layer contents
- Fixed Manufacturer rewards for new Series 4 Manufacturers
- Fixed Street Racing perk only working on Road Races
- Improved Car Collection navigation
- Fixed issue where HUD would sometimes not appear in Freeroam
- Fixed issue where player was unable to change their Radio Station
- Updated Logo on Horizon Race Suit to use FH5 rather than FH4
- Fixed issue where screen water droplets effect could persist after it's stopped raining
- Auto-complete broken Festival Playlist challenges from Series 1 and 2:
- Series 1 Dailies: Crowd-Pleaser, Wash for 20 Seconds, Explorer, Riveting, Zoomies, Triple Drop, Go Wild
- Series 1 Weeklies: A True Super GT, I Wanna Be a Rock Star
- Series 1 Collectable: Gotta Smash 'Em All
- Series 2 Treasure Hunt (Season 1)
- The prompt informing players of an incoming Season change will now appear in Horizon Life
- Fixed an issue that could cause the sky to not update after a Street Race, leaving future races at night (but without headlights)
- Fixed incorrect player name voice over in Spanish
- Final Checkpoint flares now appear in Street Race Rival events
- Time of Day is now paused in Photo Mode
- Fixed an issue where some players could lose credits after getting bid failed error message in the Auction House
- Fixed issue whilst joining events when already in a Convoy
- Fixed minor notification not always displaying the correct car restrictions in Horizon Tour
- Fixed issue where Horizon Tour would appear as already completed in a series, and cause players to lose their Tour points on historic Series
- Fixed issue where expired Horizon Arcade events from appearing on the map
- Fixed issue where Horizon Arcade HUD could display incorrect time in Mini Missions
- Fixed scoreboard not updating in Team King when in collapsed state
- Fixed some bad Eliminator car drop locations
- Added more responses to LINK Phrases
- Fixed an issue that could cause the "Finding a session" message to persist on screen
- Fixed an issue that could result in a leader-less convoy
- Improvements to civilian traffic synchronization
- Fixed an issue that could cause civilian traffic to not appear after an online event
- Fixed an issue that could prevent civilian traffic cars appearing in street races
- Fixed connection issues that could occur after resuming from a suspended state
- Players are now offered the choice of whether to stay in a convoy created by Link after the event has been completed
- Fixed Nissan Dakar car part visibility issue
- Fixed BMW 1 Series gauge lighting bug
- Fixed GMC Jimmy not showing visual roll cage upgrade part
- Corrected Car Name from Zenvo TS1 to ST1
- Fixed an issue affecting the bump stop physics when a car is running extremely short suspension travel
- Fixed an issue where the Ferrari 575 and 599GTO sounded the wrong way round
