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It's official! Forza Horizon 6 has gone gold today, and therefore we've got some confirmed resolution and frame rate details for both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S versions of the game (PC deets were already revealed recently).
We now know that Forza Horizon 6's Quality Mode will run at a native 4K resolution at 30FPS on Xbox Series X, or you can switch to Performance Mode at a target of 4K, but with dynamic scaling to ensure it always remains at 60FPS.
"On Xbox Series X, the Quality mode runs in native 4K resolution at 30fps with increased visual fidelity, while the Performance mode targets 4K resolution, scaling dynamically to maintain a smooth 60fps."
The Xbox Series S version of Forza Horizon 6 will also contain Quality and Performance modes, with Quality running at 1440p, 30FPS, and Performance at 1080p, 60FPS. Both of these will feature dynamic resolution scaling in order to retain the desired frame rates.
"Meanwhile, Xbox Series S players can enjoy Japan in 1440p at 30fps with Quality mode, and 1080p at 60fps in Performance mode – with both options dynamically scaling the output resolution to maintain their targeted framerate."
When it comes to visuals, we're also learning today that Forza Horizon 6 has implemented some new accessibility features, including a Proximity Radar that allows you to identify cars in blind spots, an AutoDrive feature that allows the CPU to take the wheel, and a new High Contrast Mode to help distinguish important objects. Better yet, both American and British Sign Language are being implemented for cutscenes (complete with a "picture-in-picture display of an ASL or BSL interpreter") in a post-launch update.
Not long to go now, then! Forza Horizon 6 officially releases for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC (including on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass) on May 19th, while the early access period for Premium Edition and Premium Upgrade members begins on May 15th.