It looks like some new information about Forza Motorsport 8 is on the horizon. Since the early 2000s, developers Turn 10 has cultivated a fanbase for its simulation racing series.

For now, all we know for certain about Forza Motorsport 8 is that it’s going to arrive on Xbox Series X /S and PC. A release window hasn’t been provided just yet, but we should begin to learn ...

Better yet, anyone that takes part in the panel will be given access to a closed playtest of Forza Motorsport 8, too.

Forza Motorsport 8 is set to release worldwide sometime this spring via PC, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X. When it releases, it will be available via Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate ...

First, let's see what players got via Forza Motorsport's Update 8. The main focus is on the Track Toys Tour and the Spotlight cars, three of which are (sort of) new or from older iterations. VIP ...

Forza 8’s not-to-miss features Drivatar feature The Drivatar feature is a unique aspect of Forza Motorsport 8. It makes AI drivers behave more like real players, adding variety to the gameplay.

Forza Motorsport 8 will be heading to Xbox Series X and Windows 10. No release date has been stated as of yet and the game is still in the early development stage so it probably won't be released ...

Forza Motorsport 8 will release with 20 environments, including iconic fan favorites and five new locations like Kyalami in South Africa. The Xbox Series X|S console allows incorporating detailed ...

Forza Motorsport 8 isn't even the name of the upcoming title. Turn 10 decided to leave the number off, making it share its title with the first game in the franchise, which launched on the ...

Studio wide playtests for Forza Motorsport 8 were being held as early as 2019, with comments from the game's director highlighting some of what we can expect. "In reality, [these features] don't ...

Forza Motorsport 8 is not that demanding if you want to run at low settings without Ray Tracing. All you need is an i5-8400, GTX 1060, 8GB RAM, and 130GB free storage.

Instead of continuing the 15-year-old simulation racing franchise’s numerical naming scheme with “Forza Motorsport 8,” Microsoft is dropping the number for this entry in the series.