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Forza Horizon 6 Is Getting Massively Review Bombed By Chinese Players

Despite becoming one of 2026’s highest-rated games and breaking huge Steam player records, Forza Horizon 6 is currently facing heavy review bombing from Chinese players on Steam. The game’s Simplified Chinese review score reportedly dropped into “Mixed” territory with thousands of negative reviews criticizing everything from localization quality to aggressive AI behavior and technical issues.

A lot of players are also unhappy with the game’s strong focus on off-road racing and believe the Japan setting lacked the dense urban street racing atmosphere they expected. Others pointed toward regional pricing complaints, Xbox account issues in China, and frustration over the lack of Chinese cultural elements or car brands in the game.

What makes the situation even stranger is that outside of the Chinese Steam region, Forza Horizon 6 is still being praised as one of the best racing games ever made, with critics and players calling it a major win for Xbox.

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Fans of Forza Horizon are once again debating one of online racing’s biggest frustrations: intentional ramming during multiplayer races.

The Forza Horizon community is once again divided over one of online racing’s biggest problems… intentional ramming.

Some players are now calling for stricter punishments — including temporary bans and matchmaking penalties — for racers who purposely smash opponents off the road during online events.

Many fans argue that aggressive driving completely ruins competitive races, especially in ranked events and seasonal challenges where clean racing matters most. Others believe Horizon has always embraced a more chaotic arcade-style experience compared to serious simulators, making crashes part of the fun.

The debate has exploded across forums and social media:

▫️ Should repeat offenders receive penalties?
▫️ Should Playground Games introduce a racing reputation system?
▫️ Or is the unpredictability part of Horizon’s identity?

🔥 One thing is clear: the community is split between players who want cleaner competition and those who enjoy the wild madness of online Horizon races.

Forza Horizon 6 Is Being Called A “Rare Gem” In Modern Gaming

A prominent Baldur’s Gate 3 developer has publicly praised Forza Horizon 6, calling it a “rare gem in a struggling industry” and even describing the game as a near-perfect experience. Michael Douse, publishing director behind Baldur’s Gate 3, said the game delivers a “consistently joyous” gameplay loop that stays fun from start to finish.

The racing game has already been dominating conversations online thanks to its stunning visuals, huge open world, and massive early access player numbers. Many players are now calling it one of the best arcade racing games ever made, with some even comparing its graphical presentation to a next-generation benchmark for the industry.

At a time when the gaming industry is struggling with layoffs, unfinished releases, and live-service fatigue, the overwhelming praise around Forza Horizon 6 feels surprisingly rare. Even critics outside the racing genre seem genuinely impressed by what Playground Games achieved here.