Festival

8 Forza Horizon 6 pages in Festival.

• Accessibility and AutoDriveForza Horizon 6 adds three accessibility features to the series, a customizable High Contrast Mode, Car Proximity Radar and AutoDrive, and keeps the earlier ones, from full controller remapping to a screen reader and color-blind modes. American and British Sign Language interpreters for cinematics arrived on Aug 10, 2026.
• Campaign and StoryIn Forza Horizon 6 you arrive in Japan as a tourist with no fame, travel with friends Mei and Jordy, qualify for the Horizon Festival and climb seven Wristbands to become a Horizon Legend. A second path, Discover Japan, runs alongside it through the Collection Journal.
• Collection Journal and Discover JapanThe Collection Journal in Forza Horizon 6 tracks Discover Japan, the exploration path with seven Stamps from Yellow to Gold. Stamps come from collecting cars, photographing murals, smashing mascots, finding landmarks, Stories, Street and Touge Races and the Raku-Raku delivery job, and the Gold Stamp makes you a Master Explorer.
• Drivatars and DifficultyForza Horizon 6's AI racers are Drivatars, set by a difficulty level that runs from Novice up through levels such as Above Average and Highly Skilled. At launch they were often too fast at high difficulty; Playground rebalanced them on Jun 15, 2026 and cut AI collisions on Jul 13, 2026. Difficulty and assists can be changed at any time.
• Horizon StoriesHorizon Stories in Forza Horizon 6 are short side chapters, each usually a drive, a short cutscene and a three-star challenge, that feed Discover Japan. They include Day Trips around Japan, a Tokyo drift club and a story with photographer Larry Chen, and 81 Stars earn the Storyteller achievement.
• Skills, XP and WheelspinsIn Forza Horizon 6, driving Skills and events earn XP that raises your player level, Horizon Play has its own levels and badges, and Wheelspins and Super Wheelspins only start after you qualify for the Horizon Festival. Playground made spins rarer to earn and more rewarding than in Forza Horizon 5.
• Soundtrack and Radio StationsForza Horizon 6 has nine radio stations, Horizon Pulse, Horizon Bass Arena, Horizon Block Party, Horizon XS, Hospital Records, Gacha City Radio, Sub Pop Records, Horizon Wave and Horizon Opus, with what Playground calls the most tracks of any Horizon game. Gacha City Radio brings J-pop to the series for the first time, with YOASOBI, Ado and Creepy Nuts.
• WristbandsForza Horizon 6 has seven Horizon Festival Wristbands, earned in the order Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange, Purple and Gold. Each one raises the car classes you may race, and the Gold Wristband makes you a Horizon Legend and opens Legend Island.

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