The world map for the latest expansion to Playground Games’ Forza Horizon 5, Rally Adventure, has been revealed.
In the latest official news update for Forza Horizon 5, the world map set to be featured in the Rally Adventure expansion has been revealed. The expansion is set in Sierra Nueva during the summer “wet” season.
With the world map already available, players can get an early glimpse at the diverse biomes on offer and begin plotting out their Forza Horizon 5 Rally Adventure. Fans won’t have to wait long for the arrival of Forza Horizon 5’s latest expansion, as Rally Adventure’s release is less than four weeks away. Those looking to play day one can pre-order the expansion for $19.99 or get it with the Premium Add-Ons Bundle, which is 40% off in the Microsoft Store until April 3.
Forza Horizon 5 Rally Adventure will introduce players to the quaint town of Pueblo Artza. It’s located in the heart of Sierra Nueva and surrounded by tall, lush hills and spectacular rock formations. Meanwhile, Asphalt Rally drivers will look forward to tackling the technical roads of the Desert Gorge. In this region, players will discover big scale views, swirling roads, massive rock formations patterned with unique striations, and a terrain engraved with a unique personality thanks to its Horizon-inspired murals.
On the other hand, the untamed open spaces in the Green Hills are full of vibrant plant life, towering rock terrain and a crystal-clear stream of water. Meanwhile, Palm Forest features plenty of nearby dirt trails primed for dust kicking and a beautiful, large waterfall and stream located off the beaten path. The Abandoned Quarry, as the name implies, will have players blitz through the machinery, sloped terrain and piles of dirt. Lastly, the Rugged Dunes have sand everywhere. Players will find deformable sand roads interwoven with pre-deformed tire tracks, as well as some hidden surprises, including a Bike Track ideal for short-burst Trophy Truck racing and the small town of Cráteres Secos nestled within a large crater.
