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Playground Games has rolled out a new Forza Horizon 6 update that resets the game's Rivals leaderboards, targeting cheaters who had been exploiting known vulnerabilities to post illegitimate times. The studio confirmed the wipe is part of a patch that closes out the exploits themselves, ensuring that fraudulent scores can no longer stand alongside those of legitimate players.
Forza Horizon 6 is making waves not just for its racing, but for the world it invites players to slow down and explore. Set in Japan, the latest entry in Playground Games' beloved open-world racing series is drawing attention for its breathtaking scenic driving routes, with outlets highlighting FH6's Japanese landscapes alongside fan-favorite locations from past games in Mexico, Britain, Colorado, and Australia. Whether carving through mountain roads or cruising coastal highways, the game is being celebrated as one of the most visually stunning entries in the franchise.
Forza Horizon 6 is already making massive waves on Steam ahead of its official release date, with player numbers surging to impressive heights during the early access window. The latest entry in Playground Games' beloved open-world racing franchise has clearly struck a chord with both returning fans and newcomers, signaling yet another blockbuster launch for a series that has remained one of gaming's most consistently popular racing franchises. The Steam community's enthusiasm reflects a broader hunger for the polished, accessible racing experience that Forza Horizon has long delivered.