Forza Horizon 6 Release Date Possibly Leaked by Microsoft

▼ Summary
– Microsoft is reportedly preparing to show the first gameplay for Forza Horizon 6 next week and may announce its release date.
– A leaked preorder notification inside Forza Horizon 5 suggests the game’s release date could be May 19th, aligning with Microsoft’s rumored May timeframe plans.
– The leaked notification indicates the Premium Edition will offer early access on May 15th, plus VIP membership, a car pass, and other content.
– Forza Horizon 6 will be set in Japan and launch initially on Xbox and PC in 2026, but not on PlayStation 5 on the same day.
– Developers Playground Games and Turn 10 Studios are working to bring Forza Horizon 6 to the PS5 at a later date, post-launch.
A new leak suggests the highly anticipated Forza Horizon 6 could have a concrete release date, with a preorder notification reportedly appearing inside the current game. According to a post on X from the account Xbox Infinite, a message within Forza Horizon 5’s garage section points toward a launch on May 19th, 2026. While this specific notification has not been independently verified, the alleged date aligns with what sources describe as Microsoft’s broader plan for a May release window.
The leaked information, which surfaced as an image from the social media post, provides more than just a potential launch day. It details that the Premium Edition of the game would grant players early access starting May 15th. This premium package is said to include VIP membership status, a welcome pack, a car pass, and a time attack car pack. Furthermore, the notification mentions plans for two premium expansions and an Italian Passion car pack to arrive after the game’s initial release.
The setting for the next installment has been a major point of speculation and excitement among fans. Forza Horizon 6 is confirmed to be set in Japan, promising players the chance to explore its diverse landscapes and vibrant car culture. The game is slated to debut on Xbox and PC platforms in 2026. Notably, it will not be available on PlayStation 5 at launch, but developers Playground Games and Turn 10 Studios are reportedly working to bring the title to PS5 in a “post-launch” timeframe. This strategic release approach highlights the evolving nature of platform exclusivity for major franchises.
(Source: The Verge)





