The first Developer_Direct from Microsoft has revealed new images of the next Forza Motorsport, which resumes its numbering from zero, but you already know that. No new trailers strictly speaking for the next baby from Turn 10 studios, but a big video in the presence of some of the project managers to give us the overall vision of a game that is always more realistic and demanding. We can see that visually, the game promises to be dazzlingly beautiful, with even more advanced modeling, even more glaring textures and even more realistic damage and collision management. To go a little further, the developers have decided to implement a system for managing dirt and dust in the game. As a result, after each race, you will find your vehicle much dirtier than at the start of the game. race. The grime will indeed naturally settle in the nooks and alcoves most prone to grab the dirt generated by dust, exhaust pipes and all the rest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdmVKK4r1tQ
On the content side, Turn 10 has already announced that the game will offer no less than
500 cars at launch, but will be customizable with over 800 unique bespoke upgrades. It is also announced 20 environments at launch, with tracks in South Africa, on the Kyalami circuit, a first for the series. Turn 10 has otherwise used photogrammetry and images scanned via laser to obtain finer and more advanced images, particularly for vegetation, with the added bonus of tens of thousands of modeled characters so that the public is also as realistic as possible. Speaking of realism, the developers this time used a spectrophotometer, a device that records data points on a surface, in order to then analyze the behavior of light on it. Thanks to this new technique, the cars react to light in a more realistic way, whether it’s colors, glitter in the metal or shine levels.The release of Forza Motorsport is expected for the current 2023 on PC and Xbox Series.
