Forza Motorsport will have 500 real car models in its collection at launch. At the same time, there will be 800 separate upgrades and customizations, allowing the player to make their car exactly how they want it.
The cars look very impressive and this is no accident. The development team used a spectrophotometer, which simultaneously simulates the behavior of light in multiple parts of each car. The new car paint model simulates exactly the type of paint, whether it is matte, metallic, as well as the layers of paint present on each surface. In fact, the damage to each car depends on the point, the speed, the impact angle and many other elements, to make them look as realistic as possible. Every car will collect dust, which will concentrate more strongly in areas of low air pressure, such as around spoiler holes and spoilers.
Turn 10 has built new simulation physics. In the words of the developers, the physics engine is bigger than that of Forza Motorsport 5,6 and 7 combined.
The new Forza Motorsport will launch with 20 different environments, each with different track layouts. These 20 environments will feature community favorites and five new locations. One of them was shown at the event, it takes place in South Africa, specifically in Kyalami. The environments will be fully vegetated and the audience will be fully 3D.
Dynamic time of day also makes an appearance in Forza Motorsport, with the sun changing locations depending on what time you’re racing. Shadows and highlights are adjusted accordingly. The temperature on the track and the influence on the tires will also be adjusted according to the light and outside temperature.
Turn 10 has worked with Windows Sonic and Dolby Atmos to create realistic sound that will immerse the player in the gaming experience. Special work has been done on the sound of tires, engines, turbos, suspensions and exhausts.
Unfortunately, Microsoft hasn’t given us an exact release date yet. Forza Motorsport we know will be released sometime in 2023.
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