It’s an exciting time for that Forza Motorsportwhile Microsoft’s sim racing franchise prepares for a reboot and the first installment on the Xbox Series X and S generation consoles. Although there is no indication yet that we will see the game appear In 2021, developer Turn 10 Studios revealed Wednesday that it will soon be offering a “portion” of the upcoming project to play testers on its Forza panel.
To check it out for yourself, you need to sign up for the Turn 10 Feedback Panel. Registration is fast and can be done in minutes with this basic researchalthough it is unclear when invitations will be sent. Forza Motorsport’s official Twitter account originally said participants had already started receiving invitations clarified later that hadn’t really happened yet, and players would get their chance ‘soon’.
Turn 10 Creative Director Chris Esaki revealed the initiative during a Forza Monthly stream. Esaki says Turn ran 10 weekly play tests within Xbox Game Studios, but now feels the time is right to expand that to the community:
“The new news today is that we will soon be able to share with our people on our Forza panel. They will actually get their hands on some of our new ones Forza Motorsport game. So if you’re part of the Forza panel – highly recommended if you’re not already in the Forza panel – the only way to get this part of the new Forza Motorsport title is to be part of that panel.
“We will continue to plan these types of tests as we go over the next few months, bringing in more and more people from the community who are enjoying this experience. So again, get on those Forza panels and you’ll really be able to check out the new, or some of the new Forza Motorsport
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Esaki says Turn 10’s development approach with this upcoming submission is unlike anything the team has done before. It is not yet clear from the outside why; we only have one of course short in-engine trailer of the title so far going back to last summer.
Around the same time, Dan Greenawalt, the main creative force behind the franchise, published a blog mainly talk about the upcoming game’s technical chops, including its ray tracing support – although he didn’t tell us anything specific about the gameplay structure.
Judging by the focus on team branding and garage action in the teaser footage, Turn 10 appears to be focusing on a more authentic motorsport experience this time around. It could be different from the default “auto-PG” direction of Forces past, and of course main line Great tourism spell.
Even the name of the game has not been confirmed at this point. Esaki calls it the “new.” Forza Motorsport, ”In line with the simplified title and new logo in the trailer. If this is really the reboot of Microsoft’s sim racing franchise many fans suspect it is, then an unnumbered entry would convey that renewed ambition. Thanks to this testing program, it seems that we are all getting a better idea of what Turn 10 is up to, sooner rather than later.