We’ve known that we should expect a lot from “Forza Motorsport 6” in terms of graphics, but we just recently got a chance to see a glimpse into what the game will actually offer. Thanks to an accidental leak, several screenshots from the game have made their way to the Internet, showing various details of the upcoming game’s graphical quality, and a preview of the various features like night racing and advanced rendering.
The game is going to include some pretty impressive technology, as well as diverse gameplay that includes things like racing in the night, in wet weather, as well as choosing from over 450 cars to play around with. We don’t have a full list of cars yet, nor of the game’s main features, but we’re assuming that there will be various returning models from previous installments in the series, as well as new additions.
The screenshots that were leaked were promising a 1080p resolution running at a solid 50 frames per second, and the game is going to feature various special features like 3D puddles, night racing, and full customization on all of its 450+ cars. Interestingly, the cars are actually going to feature fully functional cockpits which the player can mess around in, as well as fully developed damage models that cover the vehicles quite extensively.
Players will also get to race around 26 unique locations all over the world, such as Daytona and Rio, and players can join games with up to 24 players total. The Drivatar system is going to be making a comeback, and the game will also include a two-player split screen mode, something which has been getting less and less prominent in various gaming franchises lately.
It’s good to see that the developers of the new “Forza” are paying full attention to what the community wants from the game, as they seem to be implementing various features that have been requested for some time, while they are also expanding the game with their own creative additions.
In the end, it won’t take that much to please the fans of the franchise, as they generally trust the developers and have somewhat high expectations for the next installment in the series, but at the same time they’ve grown used to the overall development/release style of the studio.
These few screenshots gave us an interesting insight into what we can expect from the new “Forza” once it’s released, and hopefully we’re going to get some more information soon, hopefully in a more official variant this time.