João Gabriel D'Alessandro Mariano

The term "Cash Grab" it the first thing in mind after 3 seconds of gameplay. This revamp mobile port dares to call itself a "Remastered" when the only thing almost free from bugs and genuinely gorgeous to gaze is the sky. Groove Street Studios, another third party junior league wannabe presents you with the latest Rockstar slot machine.

A fun game, but rough around the edges. The cars physics ware fine tuned close to perfect, as such, if you use simulation mode on the steering you will have a experience closer to Forza Motorsport. We have bugs, some quite annoying, for example, cars coming to a stop out of the blue, at the moment I'm writing this, still unpached. Nothing game braking tho, just on the annoying side. Story line and soundtrack as pitiful as aways, Forza Horizon is a far cry from the exiting soundtrack present on 3, but better then the sleep inducing soundtrack of the 4th game in the series. Although I would prefer a trip to Japan, Mexico was a great choice, even tho it felt like an attempt of coming back to Australia without coming back, since both countries have a huge vary of environments at short distance, nonetheless, the rich and colorful Mexico shine a warm new light after all those years on the bland and boring England region.

Disappointment. This film is the embodiment of the word "boring" I can't pin point it where, but somehow it feels empty, cheep and disengaging. My mind drifted aways in the first 10 minutes of it. Bad acting, poor cast choosing and a bizzare directing cuminate into a snore festivel, it doesn't feel like Marvel, it felt like a cheap knockoff.