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Forza Horizon 6 Sets Seven-Eleven Collaboration for October

The collaboration brings a real-world convenience store chain into a game that currently features a fictional rival, 365 Convenience Store, prompting speculation that Seven-Eleven may replace it.

Key Facts

  • Playground Games announced on August 26 that Forza Horizon 6 will collaborate with Seven-Eleven, with content arriving in October.
  • The September 7 series update for Forza Horizon 6 will add Drift Attack, a new drift-point competition mode.
  • Drift Attack is unlocked by earning a yellow wristband at the Horizon Festival and will be available at Shimano Circuit as a permanent drift circuit.
  • The September 10 British car festival event will offer three series-first British cars through the Festival Playlist and four additional vehicles for Car Pass owners.
  • Forza Horizon 6 is on sale for the first time since its May release, with all editions 15 percent off until September 4 on Steam and August 31 on the Microsoft Store.

Reporting from 4 sources: GAME Watch (Impress), Automaton, Denfaminicogamer, Game Spark.

Forza Horizon 6 Sets Seven-Eleven Collaboration for October

Playground Games announced on August 26 that Forza Horizon 6 will collaborate with Seven-Eleven. The collaboration content, named "7-Eleven Evolving World" and "EventLab Content Pack," is scheduled to arrive with the October series update. Details are still under wraps, with only a single image released at the time of the announcement. The content reportedly reflects feedback submitted through the Forza Feedback Portal. Separately, the September 7 series update will introduce a new feature called Drift Attack, a drift-point competition mode. Players earn points by drifting on a course, with bonus points available inside clipping zones. Drift Attack will be accessible from the open-world map at Shimano Circuit, which becomes a permanent drift circuit. It supports solo and multiplayer play, and completing campaign challenges unlocks a customized 1990 Jaguar XJ-S Forza Edition. Starting September 10, a British car festival event will begin, offering three series-first British cars through the Festival Playlist and four additional vehicles for Car Pass owners. Forza Horizon 6 is available on PC and Xbox Series X|S, and a PS5 version is planned within the year.

  • The August 26 announcement came with a single image showing the collaboration "under construction," per Automaton.
  • Automaton notes the in-game world features a fictional convenience store chain called "365 Convenience Store," and social media speculation suggests the Seven-Eleven collaboration may replace it.
  • The collaboration content is described by Automaton as likely to include "special car meets and other events," though specifics remain undisclosed.
  • Drift Attack is described by Game Spark as a "drift-oriented time attack," with no lap limit and support for world and convoy rankings.
  • Game Spark adds that Drift Attack can be started without loading screens from the open world, and can be challenged solo, in a convoy, or with other players in a shared world.
  • The yellow wristband required to unlock Drift Attack is earned at the Horizon Festival, per Automaton.
  • Game Spark notes the September 7 update also introduces "Evolving World Drift Attack," a variant of the mode.
  • The British car festival running from September 10 offers three series-first British cars through the Festival Playlist, plus four additional first-time vehicles for Car Pass owners, per Automaton and Game Spark.
  • Game Spark reports a launch-first sale is live on Steam and Microsoft Store, with all editions at 15% off. Standard Edition drops from 9,800 yen to 8,330 yen, Deluxe from 14,000 to 11,900 yen, and Premium from 16,800 to 14,280 yen. The sale runs until September 4 on Steam and August 31 on the Microsoft Store.
  • Forza Horizon 5 and Forza Motorsport editions are also on sale at 60% off, per Game Spark.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 4 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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