Forza Horizon 4, the 2018 installment of the open-world racing game series that invites players to drive over 450 cars in a fictionalized version of Great Britain that features a dynamic weather system, will be delisted from digital platforms, including the Microsoft Store, Steam, and Xbox Game Pass, on December 15 due to licensing and agreements with partners, developer Playground Games has announced. DLC for Forza Horizon 4 is getting delisted from platforms starting today, leaving only the Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate versions of the game available for purchase until delisting, Playground Games noted.
Playground Games writes:
- “Starting today, June 25; Forza Horizon 4’s DLC will get delisted from platforms, meaning that only Forza Horizon 4 Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate versions will be available for purchase from this day until delisting happens.”
- “On December 15, Forza Horizon 4 will be delisted from stores and Xbox Game Pass. This means the game and its additional content will no longer be available for purchase.”
- “Players who already own the game and its content will be able to download and play it as normal, including its offline, online, and multiplayer features; physical copies of the game purchased after this date will also work and will be able to use online features.”
- “If you played Forza Horizon 4 through Xbox Game Pass and purchased DLC content for it, worry not: by having an active, full-paid (not discounted) Xbox Game Pass subscription on 6/25 you will be eligible to receive a game token if you have purchased any extra content for Forza Horizon 4 through your Xbox Message Center.”
Some promo trailers for the game:
Game description:
Dynamic seasons change everything at the world’s greatest automotive festival. Go it alone or team up with others to explore beautiful and historic Britain in a shared open world. Collect, modify and drive over 450 cars. Race, stunt, create and explore – choose your own path to become a Horizon Superstar.