However, for a game that looks this good, that’s incredibly light on requirements. You’ll need 8GB of RAM at a minimum, and a GTX 970 to even start the car. Physics aside, the world is just plain gorgeous.įH3 is going to require a hefty rig to run. You’ll find destructible stone and wood railings that add to the physical immersion of the world. The environment is just as much of a character as the cars. A good alternative would have been to buy parts for certain car classifications instead of for the cars themselves. You’d need to buy separate upgrades for both cars, which can get redundant and irritating. The only problem with that is it applies even if you have two of the same car. Each kit is tied to the car you purchased it for, so you’ll have to spend more money on each car you want to upgrade. You can purchase kits with the money you earn from challenges. You’ll also need to upgrade them with kits if you want them to be more competitive in the harder races. You can customize the liveries for your cars. This marriage between fun and realism is where Horizon 3 lies. However, it’s not so detail-oriented that you can’t just pick it up and play it. The semi-sim driving feel is immersive enough to make you feel like you’re driving a car. You’re in complete command of this ship, and you can steer it however you’d like. You have total control over your tasks, goals, and gameplay. This instant responsivity to the player is what makes the game so fun. You’re also able to challenge AI to races on the spot. If you get bored with that and need some competition, you can find events to participate in. Here, though, you can tear around in a field, kicking up dust as long as you desire. It’s easy for developers to take the game too seriously and demand a more buttoned-up approach.
Where Forza really works is in its suspension of disbelief.
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