Once you have finished all the guided races, there will be some speed traps, speed zones and drift zones to try out. There are a couple of Danger Signs so that you can make some crazy jumps. Then you get introduced to some of the key racing elements of the game including street, dirt, gravel and other surfaces. Unfortunately, there are no custom names here but only ones that have been added to the games dialog so they can use it in the various interactions you will have with in game characters.

Once you have driven through the intro and all four seasons, you will get to make some adjustments to the game and then select your nickname in the game. No need to add an expansion like Forza Horizon 3’s Blizzard Mountain to have a snow experience because all four seasons will be part of Forza Horizon 4. This introductory sequence takes you through the experience of driving in all four season which is the big new feature in this edition. The demo download, which clocks in at 28GB, begins with what appears to be the same demo that gamers got to play earlier this year at E3. This fourth edition of the decidedly arcade but fun driving game is an Xbox Play Anywhere title which means it is available on Xbox One and PC. This week Microsoft has made a demo of their upcoming Forza Horizon 4 game available ahead of its release on 02 October 2018.

Forza horizon 4 computer demo