Forza Street

Forza Street is a racing game based on a free-to-play model with microtransactions. This is a spin-off to the Forza Motorsport and Forza Horizon series. The game was developed by the British studio Electric Square, a sister company to Studio Gobo, which helped to produce projects such as Disney Infinity and For Honor.

Mechanics

Forza Street focuses on illegal sports car racing in the streets of Miami. The control system is greatly simplified. Players have no control over the steering wheel and only decide when to use the gas, brake, and nitro.

Successful competition unlocks new cars and parts, which in turn allows you to compete in more demanding competitions. The authors have obtained licenses from the largest car manufacturers, so all the machines in the game faithfully reproduce the actual models.

Forza Street offers a variety of challenges. Players can take part in both short races and competitions that take hours to complete. There's also a story mode available that tells the story of an ambitious driver trying to get a high position in the Miami car underworld.

Technical aspects

The game has pleasant to one's eye three-dimensional visuals. It's no match for the latest developments in the Forza Motorsport and Forza Horizon series, but Forza Street looks good on the eye.

Other information

The game is not exactly a new production. Forza Street is a recast version of released in 2019 Miami Street. Apart from changing the brand, the authors have expanded the game content and introduced many improvements. However, the foundations of the game remained the same.

Last updated on May 5, 2019