All you need to know about Forza Horizon 5 PS5 before launch (Part Two and Last)
Whether you are a fan of racing games or open world games in general, Forza Horizon 5 is one of the best racing games ever, as you have reached more than 10 million players in its first week of the version, and now the PS5 players can finally know the reason for all this interest, as the series visits the platform for the first time after a few days, and now let’s get to know everything related to this upcoming version.
Horizon Realms update
The version of the PS5 version coincides with the Horizon Realms update, which restores 11 temporary tracks for a limited period. Players can take these paths by placing skill, as they compete to achieve the highest skill result and open new badges, or through the free situation that allows you to open new achievements in an informal way and play with friends, as the update includes the new stadium path and the Horizon Stadium circuit, which is a permanent race path in the game.
New achievements list with update
With hundreds of cars and achievements in the game, what about more of them are free? Horizon Realms will now have a special achievement section with more than 60 achievements that can be gained, and many of them are new.
When completing these achievements, you can get four new cars: 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto, 2023 Lamborghini Huracán Sterarato, 2018 Lotus Exige CUP 430, and 2022 Hennessey Mammoth 6 x 6.
Dualseense support
How will the Forza Horizon 5 experience on PS5 without support for DualSense control hand? Fortunately, players can look forward to Adaptive Triggers, and according to the common questions of the PS5 version, this support provides a “accurate feeling greater than slipping on wheels, braking, and surface changes”, which enhances the driving experience and makes it more interactive.
Total lists
Horizon Realms on PS5 in the same history of other versions is not the only example of content compatibility, as the Forza Support Team confirmed that Festival Playlist will be simultaneous Through all platforms.
Access to all the contents created by the players
It is also worth noting that any content created by users, regardless of the platform, is available to all players. PS5 players can access all the content created and share through Eventlab 2.0, but anything they create can also be played by Xbox and PC players.
This means that in addition to all previous updates and additions and the latest Horizon Realms, the PS5 players will have a large amount of content created by other players to explore.
Performance mode and graphics quality
As with the Xbox Series X version, the PS5 version will include two drawings, Performance and Quality. Performance mode works at 60 frames per second, while Quality mode works at 30 frames per second.
On the other hand, we know that the Series X version works with a dynamic 4K resolution with 60 frames per second in Performance mode, while it works with original 4K with 30 frames per second in Quality mode.
PS5 Pro support
There are the same drawing drawings on PS5 Pro, and here things become interesting. Quality Mode includes the repercussions of radiology during the FreE ROAM mode and races, while Performance Mode offers “improved visual accuracy” at 60 frames per second.
It has not yet been confirmed accurate details such as the accuracy of graphics, visual improvements, the use of PlayStation SUPER Resolution, and other improvements.
Microsoft account is mandatory
Although all of this looks good, there is a simple warning when playing Forza Horizon 5 on PS5, you must have a Microsoft account.
Just as it happened before with the Sea of Thiefs, the PlayStation Network must be connected with the same account, and although you can always separate the account later, the game will remain connected to the same Microsoft account.
