The Series 14 Update for Forza Horizon 4 arrives later this week, celebrating the one-year anniversary of the shared open-world racer developed by Playground Games and introducing some new highly-requested cars, features and improvements, including two new McLaren supercars!

Turn 10 Studios aims to revive the ethos of its classic Forza Motorsport game experiences and incorporate them into the philosophy of its next installment into the track-focused racing franchise. Here's the latest from Chris Esaki on the “built, not bought” Forza concept.

Need for Speed Heat is the next installment in EA’s open-world action driving franchise, set to launch across Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on November 8, 2019. Featuring deep and expressive customization, urban car culture and narrative elements fused with racing gameplay.

Turn 10 Studios is taking a new approach of “built, not bought” as one if its “big ideas” for the next installment in the Forza Motorsport franchise. On the latest edition of Forza Monthly, the developer discussed some “very high-level goals” that will define its next game.

Turn 10 Studios is currently investing in several key areas of the Forza franchise, including driving physics, AI behaviour, track environments and cars. The developer spoke about how it aims to deliver "truly authentic motorsport experiences" for its next game installment.

During an E3 special of the Forza Monthly broadcast show live from Los Angeles, CA, Turn 10’s Dan Greenwalt, the Creative Director of the Forza franchise joined Community Manager Brian Ekberg to discuss the future of the series and its ambition of “player-centric design.”

Microsoft officially lifted the curtain from its next-gen console platform at its Xbox E3 2019 Briefing in Los Angeles, codenamed “Project Scarlett.” The successor to the Xbox One family of devices is due out in Holiday 2020 with Halo Infinite as its flagship launch title.

During its Xbox E3 2019 Briefing, developer Turn 10 showcased the world debut of Forza Horizon 4 LEGO Speed Champions. This second expansion allows drivers to explore a LEGO-themed open-world with Dynamic Seasons, hidden collectibles and an entire LEGO city, all in 4K HDR.

Turn 10 Studios has expanded its team with lead industry veterans who’ve worked on top-tier gaming projects such as GTA V & Red Dead 2. In this article, we're taking a look at how the Seattle-based developer is approching the concept phase for its next Forza Motorsport game.