Forza Motorsport 7 Reviews
Forza Motorsport 7 is the complete game in this genre without any doubt. There are a lot of tools and features in this game but we have to wait and see just how much they can improve their game. Nothing is clear yet but the assumption is that the developers release the new features eventually to avoid being like today's soccer games. Anyway, this game is the exact reason to buy a Microsoft Xbox One console for your ego.
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A great racing simulator with a satisfactory handling model that made me feel like a pro with every turn, with a single player mode that pushes you to sample a large variety of amazing cars. Still, the lack of modes aside from circuit racing and some technical issues diminish the experience to an extent.
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I can't speak about replayability because you're not going to uninstall it anytime soon. People are going to play it over and over again, with no end in sight. Surprisingly, the goal of Forza Motorsport 7 is not to win but to get credits to buy cars. If you don't mind the presence of microtransactions, and you convince yourself that you can grind away for credits, you're going to love Forza Motorsport 7.
Forza Motorsport 7 is the biggest installment of the series in terms of content. There's a lot to like about this game — it's still one of the most approachable and engrossing racing simulators, this year enriched with a more dynamic weather system and huge list of cars and tracks. But some changes may not appeal to everyone.
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The Prize Crate system is the downer here, it ruins what could have been a perfect game. It doesn't put the game in the bargain bin of course, or detract from the actual game itself, but it's a nasty sour taste that doesn't really fit with Forza. Of course, this is just my opinion and you can take it, or leave it as you desire. It's not as mode rich as Forza 6 at launch but there's time for additional modes and the like post-launch, as well as tweaks and the changes coming to the VIP pass. In the end though it is pure racing fun at heart, stripped of the useless tat and dazzle of the previous games - left for people to do the one thing they bought it for. The sound of the cars, the look, the feel, the thrill of the race and of course to collect badass rides and drive them at breakneck speeds in places they might never visit.
There is not much difference between Forza Motorsport 7 and the previous game, but that’s because the previous game was so good and complete that there’s not much room for improvements. FM7 is just another great driving simulator and one of the best ever in the genre.
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This is the best Forza Motorsports game yet and, dare I say, the best racing game all year. From the gorgeous graphics, dynamic weather, and largest roster of cars to date; this is the ultimate in racing simulation and I can’t wait to experience this game on the upcoming Xbox One X to see it all in glorious 4K.
Loot boxes make Forza 7 feel exploitative. This entry in the normally top-flight franchise is also hindered by audio issues and – on Xbox One – super long load times.
Turn10 continues to polish the concept of Forza Motorsport, improving all the elements and increasing the volume and variety of content. The seventh game pleased us with the improved weather, variety of tracks, great simulation and options for deep tuning of the rich car park. It also confidently enters into the new generation of 4K HDR screens, while demonstrating tremendous optimization. In the the next game we would like to see more significant changes in the career department, adequate implementation of Logitech G920 wheel, as well as some other changes, but even so now we have an excellent and - most importantly - addictive game.
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Forza Motorsport 7 regains its crown as king of the Xbox racers. Its slick presentation, tight and responsive controls, jaw dropping graphics and amazing sound effects catapult it straight past Project Cars 2 into pole position.
Forza Motorsport 7 is a really great racing game—it's just a shame that changes to the game's currency system undermine a fair amount of what it does right. It's made racing feel more like a grind than in years past and no amount of new tracks or cars will change that.
Forza Motorsport 7 is Microsoft's latest in their annual racing game series. Previously an Xbox exclusive, more recent titles have been ported across to PC courtesy of Xbox Play Anywhere. With there being a huge market gap on PC for collection focused simcade racing, does Forza 7 deliver the experience we've all been waiting for?
Forza Motorsport 7 presents itself exceptionally well. It's edgy without being in your face about it, handles like a dream, and invites you to return to collect a few more of the 700 cars on offer each time with diverse and varied gameplay. Beautiful and accessible, it is a milestone for the series and one I can see myself putting infinite hours into in the quest to be the best.
Forza Motorsport 7 has looks that will blow you away and a car collection so big you'll never drive them all
The best looking, and most comprehensive Forza title to date.
Forza Motorsport 7 is a great addition to the Forza line-up, but while it does a lot right it's also gone into neutral or even reverse in a few instances.
If you’re looking for the open world experience that Playground Games’ Forza Horizon series brings to the table, Forza Motorsport 7 may not be for you. But if you’re looking for a more racing focused experience that boasts an insane number of vehicle options and the best visuals in the genre, you will not want to skip Forza Motorsport 7, especially if you’re going to be getting an Xbox One X.
It's great to get behind the wheel in Forza, but the rest of the game's structure gets in the way
Forza Motorsport 7 is a great game. There's no doubting you'll enjoy a lot of your time with Forza, but you're also guaranteed to run into a few problems here and there. It's extremely approachable and simply oozes content out of the gate. Racing is fun and exciting even at the worst of times. It is, however, marred by an invasive microtransaction system as well as elements of the game feeding into this, either forcing a grind or inevitably letting you pay real money to have easier access to later content.
Forza Motorsport 7 feels like the racing sim that embraces modern day technology. Its AI assumes the persona and driving styles of other players thanks to the power of the cloud.