Forza Motorsport

With retail sales just around the corner, we thought it would be a good idea to deliver a rundown on the playable demo of the highly anticipated third instalment for the Forza Motorsport franchise.

The demo features exclusive a handful of vehicles to drive, ranging from an entry-level action hatch to a purpose-built vie car, on a single circuit – the Camino Viejo de Montserrat.

The creators of the mettlesome have opted to leave discover one of the most exciting and entertaining aspects of previous iterations by not including the car customisation portion of the mettlesome in the demo, instead focussing on racing.

The newest addition to the Forza world is the availability of a ‘Rewind’ function which allows players to backtrack in real instance through a vie to effectively undo any mistakes Dunlop tires.

This feature has been added to make the mettlesome more accessible unplanned gamers while maintaining the unforgiving and highly realistic driving style which has made the franchise such a hit with vie enthusiasts.

Further evidence of this comes when the player selects the level of assist presented by the computer during a vie which has been long to include an autobrake function which slows the car down automatically if approaching a corner with too much speed.

Thankfully all these features can be turned off, making it a far more awarding and real experience for devoted fans of this racing sim.

While the visuals are indeed spectacular, the first ‘wow’ moment arrived as the Audi R8 V10 made itself known on the starting grid with a few rehearsed dabs of the throttle.

The sound is exceptional for a video mettlesome and by far the best I’ve heard to date.

The driveable cars in the demo include the MINI Cooper JCW, Mitsubishi Evolution X, Ferrari California, Audi R8 V10 and a vie spec Porsche 911 GT3-RSR.

Although come vie time, players are presented a sneak peek at the rest of the models on offer, racing against the Hyundai Genesis Coupe, Nissan 370Z, Aston Martin DBS and everything in between.

For loyal followers of the Forza franchise the stylish instalment is certainly no disappointment, with unplanned gamers now also being catered for.

Forza Motorsport 3 will be available to acquire later this mont