Michael Leary

In an open world racer like Forza Horizon 4, having as many cars as possible is a necessity. That means you’re going to need a lot of credits, especially if you intend on amassing a collection.

Codemasters is back with another update for this year’s F1 racer, known as 1.09. PC players were first in line to take advantage of the latest changes, but the update is now available on all platforms.

Less than a week remains until the release of Forza Horizon 4. Before the game releases on October 2, Ultimate Edition owners will have first crack at the game. When, you ask? This Friday, and for some the fated day can’t arrive soon enough.

We’re days out from the release of Forza Horizon 4, and the festival is only the beginning. With so much to take in, the fourth installment may be a little overwhelming at first. With launch day on the horizon (pun intended), it’s time to look at what the future holds.

Has it been nearly two years already? You know what they say, time flies when you’re having fun. That’s the operative word when we take a look at Forza Horizon: fun.

There’s little denying iRacing is one of the most acclaimed PC sim racing games on the market. With its focus on realism and competitive racing, it appeals to a large number of sim enthusiasts. All that said, it isn’t for everyone.

Forza Horizon 4 is shaping up to be the best entry in the series yet. Ten days stand between Ultimate Edition owners sampling the game on September 28, while the regular launch is October 2. We’re full speed ahead in the final weeks, and the hype is almost non-stop.

We’re nearing the home stretch for this year’s open world racer, Forza Horizon 4. Next Friday, Ultimate Edition owners will have first crack at the game via early access. Until then, everyone can get a taste of what’s in store with the demo that’s now available.

Bond. James Bond.

The day has come at last: Assetto Corsa Competizione has entered Steam Early Access. ACC is the next evolution of the acclaimed sim racing franchise — just don’t call it a sequel.

F1 2018 kicked off the upcoming season of racing games to rave reviews. While the wheels continue to spin, Codemasters has released the game’s latest update, dubbed 1.05.

Big savings have once again come to pass for the Forza series, courtesy of Deals With Gold. This week, Microsoft has combined Forza Motorsport 7 and Forza Horizon 3 into a neat bundle. If you’ve yet to make the jump, now is as good of a time as any.

There’s few words better than “free”. Microsoft apparently agrees, and has made its headlining sim racer free to play this weekend for XBox Live Gold members.

We’re a little over a month away from the release of Forza Horizon 4, and things are heating up. While official car reveals have yet to kick off, there’s something else we can sink our teeth into: achievements.

It’s no secret the Ford GT drums up nostalgia, something the Blue Oval hasn’t shied away from. In fact, the American automaker goes out of its way to embrace it.

The day has come at last. F1 2018 is now available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC platforms. Living up to last year’s game is no easy feat, but the 2018 racer ups the ante for the franchise.

In less than 24 hours F1 2018 touches down on all platforms. This year’s game is a must-have for fans of the sport, and racers alike. While it may be difficult to build on an annual series, F1 2018 makes it look easy.

This year’s Gamescom is in full swing and already off to a fantastic start. On Monday, NVIDIA pulled the wraps off its next-generation video card lineup, the GeForce RTX series.

The wait is almost over. F1 2018 releases on all platforms in a mere four days time. To keep the hype going, Codemasters has released the final developer diary. Focusing on the art and audio direction of the 2018 racer, it ties everything together.

We’re eight days out from the release of F1 2018. As such, Codemasters has doubled down with yet another new gameplay trailer.