The story also mentions that all games showed off at the closed doors event will have Windows 10 versions in some form or another. It’s fast, looks great, and can even interact with the Xbox One – one thing most people wouldn’t have anticipated.
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The game has been written as a Windows Universal Application, a platform that Microsoft had long touted as the killer feature for the Windows 10 platform, which allows the same app to be made compatible for the PC, phones as well as consoles.
Before we find out whatever the next Forza game is in June, Turn 10 Studios will be releasing a free Windows 10 game called Forza Motorsport 6: Apex to try and bring in new players to the franchise. We don’t know yet if Micorosoft and Turn 10 are working on Forza Motorsport 7, Forza Horizon 3, or something else entirely, but we do know it’ll make its debut at this year’s E3 Expo.
This game’s pending release is an interesting one thanks to its use of DirectX 12.
Designed for players who are new to the Forza franchise, Forza Motorsport 6: Apex delivers a curated experience, featuring authentic wheel-to-wheel action, unique automotive content and constant rewards.
Apex is FREE-TO-PLAY on PC, You Heard it right!
The leak doesn’t say how many cars or tracks will be included, but we have a feeling Microsoft will say something official soon enough.
In another announcement, Microsoft said it is launching a new Porsche Expansion for Forza Motorsport 6.
Today, Microsoft has announced that multiple Xbox One titles, including ones still in development, will be heading to Windows 10.
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Players will have access to 20 cars in the game which include the 2017 Ford GT, 1973 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am SD-455 and many more. Races will be held on six locations; Brands Hatch, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Rio de Janeiro, Sebring International Raceway, Top Gear, and Yas Marina.
