Tire compounds such as hard, medium and soft will deepen the gameplay and racing strategy, and Esaki said it will lead to “exciting new gameplay decisions during a race.”Įnvironmental factors will also need to be taken into account in Forza Motorsport, and have the potential to make each lap feel different, according to Esaki. Multiple tire compounds have been confirmed too, a series first. That’s a 48x fidelity jump for a single tire collision.
In Forza Motorsport, there are now eight points of contact with the track surface, and the engine will refresh at 360 cycles per second (360Hz). From the first game to Forza Motorsport 7, tires have always had a single point of contact with the track surface, and refreshed at 60 cycles per second (60Hz). It’s basically a huge generational leap coming to the game.”Īccording to Esaki, the tire collision model has also been overhauled.
“To put the physics work into perspective… the changes we made from Forza Motorsport 7 till now, is more than the changes we made from 4 through 7. Chris Esaki, the game's creative director, shared details on how Forza Motorsport’s physics have evolved from Forza Motorsport 7. For starters, it'll be a "huge generational leap" over previous games.
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Forza Motorsport: gameplayįorza Motorsport looks like a racing sim as pure as they come, providing a big update on what Forza Motorsport 7 offered. Like all Xbox first-party games, it'll be available on Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate the day it is released. It's rumored that Forza Motorsport will launch on Xbox One too, but that remains unconfirmed. With the game being targeted for the newest consoles available, we can reasonably expect it to take advantage of some new features, such as ray tracing or a 120fps mode. Forza Motorsport will arrive in Spring 2023, available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC.
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