Since its reveal, there’s been plenty of excitement around Forza Horizon 4. One of the more interesting features is the all-new dynamic seasons feature. Set in the UK, the game will change depending on whether it’s spring, summer, fall or winter.

Following from the worldwide release of Onrush last week, GTPlanet has had the chance to chat with the game’s director Paul “Rushy” Rustchynsky. We picked his brain from the game’s beginnings to a potential jump into esports. Check out all our questions below to see what inspired Onrush and what it could become in the near future.

As you’re well aware by now, Forza Horizon 4 releases this fall. The fourth entry in the open-world racer takes us to Great Britain and delves into the four seasons.

While chaos has certainly been the flavor of the 2018 season thus far, the Canadian Grand Prix was a somber affair. Following the results of qualifying, it set the stage for a return to form. Much like the Monaco Grand Prix, things played out exactly as you’d expect for the top three.

Polyphony Digital has updated the Mileage Exchange on its usual schedule. In keeping with the alternating major/minor updates, this week is all-change, bringing different cars along with all the other items.

We saw Microsoft yesterday. Today included Square Enix and Ubisoft. Now, the final pre-E3 conference is about to begin, and it’s Sony stepping up to bat.

Playground Games is shaking up the tried-and-tested Forza post-launch approach. The Forza Horizon 4 pre-order content just went live on the Xbox Store, and it shows the Car Pass will be offering 42 cars with a twist.

Following the reveal of Forza Horizon 4 at Microsoft’s E3 conference, Playground Games has already given gamers plenty to get excited about.

Just in time for E3, Sony has slashed the price on Polyphony Digital’s PS4 sim racer. If you’ve been on the fence about GT Sport, then this latest price cut could sway things.

We briefly touched on it prior to Microsoft’s E3 conference, and now it’s official: Playground Games is a first-party Microsoft studio.

The 86th 24 Hours of Le Mans is almost upon us. To celebrate, Toyota has taken its own GT86 and given it the Le Mans treatment.

As Microsoft announced earlier today, Forza Horizon 4 is set for this October on Xbox One and PC. The newest entry in the open-world racer is setting its sights on the United Kingdom. With that comes over 450 cars, dynamic seasons, and most surprisingly, a 60fps option for Xbox One X owners.

In case you missed it, Forza Horizon 4 is coming. The latest in the open-world franchise will bring the party to the UK — and this time, you can settle into your own digs.

It’s official: Forza Horizon 4 is coming this autumn. Set in the United Kingdom, the new open-world racer will arrive on Xbox One and Windows 10 October 2, 2018.

Electronic Arts kicked off the pre-E3 presentations yesterday. Next up is Xbox, which begins its own conference from the Microsoft Theater.

Just in time for the new-product onslaught that is E3 2018, Fanatec has announced its latest offering. While the CSL Elite Wheel Base + isn’t exactly a new product, sim racers should find it a most-welcome one.

Is Microsoft about to acquire Playground Games? Mere hours out from the company’s pre-E3 presentation, almost all signs point to yes.

Much like last year, qualifying for today’s Canadian GP saw lap records smashed. With ideal conditions and this year’s quicker machines, it was bound to happen.

Seventy years ago the first Porsche road car became a reality. Since then the German automaker has given the world several legendary models.

We’re continuing the globe-hopping with our latest Forza Motorsport 7 photo mode competition. While it doesn’t feature the new Mustang IMSA car, the ride in the spotlight this week certainly isn’t for introverts. Read on for all the details.