Dubbed Horizon Life, the campaign component will package up a huge amount of content for different types of Forza players. Forza Horizon 4 has been built to cater for all Horizon fans; not just those who want to race.
“One of the other great things which we’ve always found in Horizon is, because we have a really broad feature set, we end up with a really diverse set of players who play the game in really interesting and different ways,” says principal game designer Mike Brown. “Obviously there are people who come to race, but there’s equally people who don’t really want to race at all, and maybe they’re artistic and they want to express themselves in the livery creator.”
Brown explains that players who just want to explore, photographers, tuners, and painters will all be able to work through Horizon Life in Forza Horizon 4 in their own way. Even streamers, via Mixer, will be able to earn progress based on how often they stream and the viewers they amass.
“If all you want to do is paint, the game will recognise that; it will give you objectives and challenges and rewards, and you can level up and see all the game’s content just through being a painter,” says Brown. “It’s the ultimate evolution of Forza’s play-how-you-want philosophy.”
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Other new elements under the Horizon Life umbrella include Horizon Stories (where we’ll be able to take on jobs beyond racing, like taxi driving and stunt work) and Forzathon Live (a new system that will seed the world with new optional activities every hour, with rewards for completion).
You can watch the Playground Games team discuss Horizon Life in the video above.
You can reach the rest of this month's IGN First content on Forza Horizon 4 from this hub, including our behind-the-scenes report from our visit to Playground Games in the lead up to E3 2018, our video deep dive on why seasons change everything in Forza Horizon 4, and our in-depth look at the insane new McLaren Senna.
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