The system is reminiscent of Forza Horizon 3's Bucket List challenges, according to a hands-on report by IGN, though apparently there is a slim amount of props at launch compared to Dirt 5's Playgrounds arena creation feature.

RELATED: 10 Best Xbox Series X Launch Games This can be done in a variety of Forza Horizon 4's environments, and players can also include unique decor like dinosaur statues and neon gates. Players can design challenges based around elements like speed or drifting, and create stunt tracks to facilitate them using objects like ramps and concrete tubes that can be placed on the ground or in mid-air. The mode is meant to celebrate community-created challenges, according to the official description of the minute-long Super7 trailer uploaded to YouTube. The game has been continually supported since it launched in 2018, including Forza Horizon 4 receiving a free upgrade to Xbox Series X, but Super7 will add something unique: Customizable tracks and challenges. Don’t let the track’s fame fool you it’s technical enough to provide challenges for any player.Xbox Game Studio Playground Games debuted its final 2020 Forza Monthly show for Forza Horizon 4 today, and the biggest new announcement for the popular racing title is its upcoming Super7 mode. Did you remember to keep the throttle pinned through the Bentley sweeper? Fire up the replay to check your technique, watching from the top of the tire stack as you rocket through, just like in the show. From Hammerhead down to the famous Gambon left-hander, the track faithfully translates the difficult course into a fully immersive experience perfect for any die-hard TopGear fanatic. What makes this track so special (other than it being featured on a hit BBC car show)? TopGear worked with Lotus to overlay a challenging course onto the old airfield, and each corner is designed to test various aspects of a car’s set-up, like Chicago: a “steady state corner” contrived to test your mettle by drawing out over- or understeer hiding in an unsorted chassis. ' Some say it used to be a Canadian airfield during WWII, and that one corner is named after easy listening music all we know is, it’s called the TopGear Test Track, and it’s fully rendered and available for play in several configurations, all based upon the Stig’s real-life playground at Dunsfold Aerodrome.

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