Forza Horizon 6 May Be Announced at Tokyo Game Show
Exciting rumors have surfaced regarding the eagerly awaited Forza Horizon 6, a game that racing fans are eagerly awaiting. It’s rumored that the game could be unveiled during Microsoft’s special Xbox broadcast at Tokyo Game Show 2025. Furthermore, there are strong hints that the new game will focus on Japanese cars and tracks, as long-demanded by fans.
Japan Possible Forza Horizon 6
Tokyo Game Show 2025 is set to be one of Microsoft’s most prominent events this year. Xbox has announced that it will hold its own livestream on September 25th at 7:00 PM Japan time. While the official announcement didn’t provide many details about the content, industry sources suggest that Forza Horizon 6 will be shown here for the first time.
Rumors have long circulated that the game will be set in Japan. The fact that the Playground Games team was previously photographed photographing a small Japanese Kei car further solidified these claims. Japan’s mountain roads, midnight highway culture, and rich automotive history provide a fitting backdrop for the game’s open-world structure.
The series has already featured tracks like Suzuka and Tsukuba. However, what fans have been requesting for years is a map set entirely in Japan. Rumors that Forza Horizon 6 will address this demand have significantly increased anticipation for the game’s release.
While Microsoft and Playground Games have yet to officially confirm, hints suggest a new game could debut at TGS 2025. Xbox Gaming CEO Phil Spencer previously stated that they plan to release the next installment in the Forza Horizon series in 2026, marking a special celebration of Xbox’s 25th anniversary. If an announcement is made at TGS, players will have the opportunity to learn the official release window for the first time. If Forza Horizon 6 is unveiled at the Tokyo Game Show, it’s highly likely we’ll see a game that both focuses on Japanese car culture and further enhances the series’ open-world racing experience.
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