Listen to the Engine Sounds in All Forza Horizon Versions Compared to FH5

Including engine sounds, that is, though we knew this already since the folks over at Playground Games themselves have already bragged about the whole thing shortly after releasing the Forza Horizon 5 announcement.

A video posted on YouTube channel CROWNED shows just how much the engine sounds in Forza Horizon have evolved throughout all these years, all compared to the recently announced Forza Horizon 5 based on the demos released by Playground Games.

And while I’m not going to provide any spoilers because the engine sound is music to our ears in the first place, let me tell just this: all the efforts that Playground Games has put into getting this right in Forza Horizon 5 are clearly paying off, and hopefully, the full game would be at least as cool as seen in all the trailers released lately.

As for how the studio made Forza Horizon 5 sound so cool, it all comes down to a completely different approach that Playground Games turned to.

The engine sounds are specifically recorded for FH5, so they are as close to reality as possible, and according to studio officials, there are over 320 new car sounds that have been added to the existing library imported from Forza Horizon 4.

Furthermore, Playground Games has focused specifically on the sound produced by each engine according to the modifications it received. In other words, upgraded engines would sound differently from stock ones, as the final purpose is to provide an audio experience that feels as natural as possible.

Forza Horizon 5 is projected to launch on November 9, and obviously, it’ll be available not only on new-gen Xbox consoles but also on the Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs. The game will also make its way to Xbox Game Pass on day one.