It's official: Forza Horizon 6 delayed to 2027 on PS5, and the game's first expansion has been announced
The reports were correct : Forza Horizon 6 has been delayed to 2027 on PS5. The PlayStation version had been expected this year - the PC and Xbox versions launched in May - but it will now launch in January. Read more
Forza Horizon 6, the highly anticipated open-world arcade racing game set in Japan, has been pushed back to 2027 for the PlayStation 5 version. The PlayStation 5 release, initially expected this year, will now launch on January 26th, 2027. Those who opt for the Premium Edition, priced at £110, will have the chance to experience early access starting January 21st, 2027.
The Premium Edition will also include the game's first paid expansion, available exclusively to Premium Edition owners. A free update will accompany the game's launch for all other players. The PS5 version of Forza Horizon 6 is expected to run at 30 frames per second in Quality mode at 4K resolution, and 60 frames per second in Performance mode.
Cross-platform play and cross-saves are supported, allowing players to interact with others on different platforms and use user-generated content like custom liveries and tuning setups across platforms. Dom praised the game, stating that it represents the peak of Playground Games' development and delivers on the promises made by the original Forza Horizon game in 2012.
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