
The map was described by creative director Mike Brown as one of the most diverse Forza Horizon maps the team has built. The game has the largest map in the entire Forza Horizon series, being 50% larger than Forza Horizon 4 while also having the highest point in the Horizon series.

Along with the usual minimum system requirements and recommended system requirements for Forza Horizon 5, we have added the ideal specifications for the game, as recently provided by Xbox Game Studios.

In our opinion, the built-in benchmark accurately reflects in-game performance to a high degree. It takes roughly two minutes, which is a lengthy time, but it delivers extremely useful information once it is completed. Very noteworthy is the high quality of the built-in benchmark. This title demands 100 GB (!) of free space, and this size will only keep increasing in the years to come. Given how most modern AAA titles are 50 GB plus, we recommend gamers to invest in a larger SSD these days. Overall, the game appears to be really realistic. The vegetation density, as well as the draw distance, make a strong impression. The reflections and the degree of detail (cars, environments, and so on) are just wonderful in this picture.

are really striking when played at high to maximum settings.

The textures and effects like water, smoke, etc. Horizon 5's aesthetics are of lovely quality. However, to run the game on windows, you will need at least 8GB of RAM, system memory while 16 is recommended. To reach recommended requirement we expect the game will need a Ryor Intel i5-4460 for a processor and your graphics card needs to be at least an AMD RX 470 4GB or Nvidia GTX 960 4GB. The game will require moderately modern hardware only to run smoothly upon release.
