At the XBOX game showcase that just ended, countless new games made people addicted, but the distant release date made people itch and suffer in the summer. Fortunately, the first DLC of Forza Motorsport: Horizon 5 was officially announced, and the return of the Hot Wheel Track will surely ignite the passion of summer.
The vibrant orange track and the super loop that challenged the limits of gravity instantly pulled us veteran riders back into the memory of Forza Horizon 3. The intricate runways around islands, skyscrapers and sandy beaches are dizzying, and we wouldn't have imagined in front of the screen that a racing game would be more adrenaline-pumping than a real roller coaster.
However, the Hot Wheels track of that year also left many regrets, and the imperfect online mode allowed us to enjoy ourselves alone most of the time, leaving only the roar of the engine in our ears and the laughter of chasing and colliding among friends. There is also the scenery of Hot Wheel Park in Horizon 3 is too single, and the beach ocean is indeed beautiful, but it is inevitable to feel tired of seeing more.
If the Hot Wheel in Horizon 3 is the basic experience version, then the reappearance in Horizon 5 may be the Advanced Enjoyment Edition. This time, Hot Wheel Park is a no-brainer, and we'll head straight into the clouds of Mexico to experience a new 200-kilometer runway that surrounds a variety of terrains like never before.
In Horizon 5's Hot Wheel Park, we'll weave through deep forest waterfalls, race over the cactus-filled Gobi Desert, circle the mountains, accelerate down from snow-covered peaks, and let the roar and cheers of the engines echo through the magma caves for a long time.
The most critical thing is that these scenery in the "Forza Motorsport: Horizon 5" technical support, whether it is color, light and shadow, or model details, the degree of realism is far more than the third generation of works a few years ago, when 1080P + 60 frames have been a luxury, now 4K + 60 frames + HDR is close at hand, Horizon 5's Hot Wheel Park will be the most familiar and strange existence.
In addition to the changes in the scenery, the first time we step into this park, we can explore the track with three or five friends, or directly start a competition. The Hot Wheel Track can be said to be boring, acceleration boards, big loops, and various forks, and the variety of styles make each round of the race new.
The Hot Wheel Park in Horizon 5 takes this property to the extreme, allowing us to experience a sink-shaped runway, an anti-gravity magnetic runway, and even a slippery ice track, with upside-down perspectives and involuntary drifts.
Not only that, but we can also customize these new tracks, and the Blueprint of the Hot Wheel DLC has added a new "Hot Wheel Creation Toolkit" function, through which we can open the creation mode, link a variety of different tracks to form our own Hot Wheel track, and share it with friends or the entire Forza Horizon 5 community.
After building the runway, I must use a new car to try it out. The Hot Wheel DLC added 10 new cars in one go, leading the cover vehicles with two original vehicles from hot wheels, Bad to the Blade in the near distance and the 2000 HW Deora II in the distance.
2011 coincided with the 100th anniversary of the classic Indy500, a concept car specially designed to honor and commemorate the event. Deora was already present in the first batch of 16 toy cars in 1968, when Deora I won the love of many car enthusiasts with its exaggerated shape, and on the 35th anniversary of hot wheels, the designer redesigned the Deora II with a more modern and sleek shape to commemorate this legendary car.
In addition to the Hot Wheel original, this DLC is naturally indispensable to the classic works of major car brands, and the promo film shows 3 new supercars at the beginning of the film, namely the red Hot Wheel custom Chevrolet COPO Camaro, the green 2019 Brabham BT62 and the blue 2006 Mossler MT900 GT3.
However, the most heavyweight of all the new cars this time is the 2021 Hennessy Venom F5, the highest horsepower 1817 horses, the speed of 500 km / h speed monster, presumably on the Hot Wheel track will have a more terrifying performance.
I believe that the new Hot Wheel Park with such a rich content has made many veteran drivers unable to wait to choose their own cars or build their own crazy tracks, but there is no need to worry about waiting too long, because you can officially meet it on July 19th!
And for the new riders who have just hit the road, there is no need to be discouraged by its high price for months, because this is the best time to start this DLC, the Steam platform has opened a limited-time event, All the content of Forza Forza Horizon 5 can enjoy a 20% discount, don't hesitate, now get started with the top version, you can go to Mexico at the first time of the DLC launch on July 19, and ignite this summer with a crazy Hot Wheel track!