Read a note from our co-founder and editor Alan Walsh on the future of FullThrottle Media as he embarks on an exciting new adventure at Turn 10 Studios, creators of the Forza franchise. Click through for the full story.

Festival Playlist returns in Forza Horizon 5 and offers “more of a natural transition” from the campaign mode. Plus fresh details on the story-driven Expeditions, the powerful EventLab toolset, the Horizon Open and Horizon Arcade multiplayer offerings, and the Forza LINK AI.

Voted by critics as the Most Anticipated Game from E3 2021, Forza Horizon 5 took the world by surprise with its lush, vibrant Mexican environments. But there's even more to this shared open-world driving adventure, so here's 10 crucial details you missed from its reveal.

Like the entries in the series before it, Forza Horizon 5 has several bundles to choose from. In this article, we break them down so you can decide which one is most suitable. We also take a deep dive into the Car Pass, VIP Membership, Welcome Pack and Expansions Bundle.

Forza Horizon 5 welcomes you to colourful, vibrant Mexico on November 9th! Experience the ultimate driving adventure across 11 distinct biomes, including lush jungles and living deserts, and take on intense storms behind-the-wheel of hundreds of the world’s greatest cars.

Chris Esaki appeared on Forza Monthly to discuss the vast improvements being made to physics, tires and race strategy in the new Forza Motorsport. He also shared some details on what participants in the recent playtest got their hands on and when the next one should occur.

FiveM, the highly-successful multiplayer modification for Grand Theft Auto V, has reached a new milestone of 250,000 concurrent players. It set the record at 21:11 BST on Sunday, April 26. For comparisons sake, Grand Theft Auto V on Steam had 78,432 players at the same time.

Beyond Cars. We're revisiting the highly ambitious, but sadly defunct project Criterion Games showed in 2014. One that featured a crazy combination of vehicles, from quadbikes and jet-skis to helicopters and wingsuits, all to let players create their own unique experience.

Remember games like Scarface, True Crime and The Getaway? Back when the open-world crime genre would get countless new games all the time. We're revisiting the glory days of gaming while also trying to establish why developers stopped making action-crime sandbox games.