Microsoft is continuing its trend of playing nice with Steam's storefront, as they will be bringing yet another one of their titles to the platform. On March 9th, Forza Horizon 4 will be available for purchase on Steam, and will feature cross-play with those on Xbox or Windows. The game's two expansions--Fortune Island and LEGO Speed Champions--and car packs will also be buyable as well.

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[hamohamo]

Not fun fact: this game only works on two PC versions. None of them being the most recent. I decided imma play the game before realizing this yesterday.

 

[Jokey_Carrot]

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Microsoft is continuing its trend of playing nice with Steam's storefront, as they will be bringing yet another one of their titles to the platform. On March 9th, Forza Horizon 4 will be available for purchase on Steam, and will feature cross-play with those on Xbox or Windows. The game's two expansions--Fortune Island and LEGO Speed Champions--and car packs will also be buyable as well.

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Hey I might actually buy it now.

 

[SaberLilly]

neat, i hope that this helps more people get into the game, although as someone who has over a year of casual playtime in this game, unless you buy EVERYTHING, the vanilla game is going to wear out very quickly.

 

[D34DL1N3R]

Now if Sony or Nintendo would start putting some of their exclusives on Steam...

Do you live under a rock? Several former PS exclusives have made it to PC. A former N exclusive I can think of that is now on Steam is The Wonderful 101.

 

[Worldblender]

A former N exclusive I can think of that is now on Steam is The Wonderful 101.

That one is published by PlatinumGames themselves, though it does have some development done by Nintendo. However, what I was looking for are the Nintendo published games, which have yet to appear outside of their own consoles.

 

[elBenyo]

I want a regular Forza release for PC (╯︵╰,)

 

[Jokey_Carrot]

i doubt this game will run on a "barebones basic emulator", and knowing how online dependent the game is, i doubt it'll work all too well

Both Wine an exelent dx12 wrapper built on the Vkd3d libaries it's not a "barebones basic emulator" and it handles games pretty great with minimal performance impact. Also Wine Is Not an Emulator

 

[Deleted User]

Both Wine an exelent dx12 wrapper built on the Vkd3d libaries it's not a "barebones basic emulator" and it handles games pretty great with minimal performance impact. Also Wine Is Not an Emulator

wine itself isn't, but the apis it uses might as well be

 

[JavaScribe]

Yo, maybe the next Motorsport title will be on Steam. I'd much rather buy it there (though I'm planning on buying it anyway).