Forza Horizon 6 has begun Series 4, Horizon Mascot Party, a four-week seasonal event built around the mascots scattered across the game’s map, according to Polygon’s breakdown of the playlist.
Polygon reports the series started on August 13 at 10:30 a.m. EDT and ends on September 10, with each playlist lasting seven days and the event running through four in-game seasons, beginning with summer. Players need at least the yellow wristband to unlock the seasonal activities.
Completing activities awards points, which unlock cars for the duration of the event. Polygon lists the 1970 Honda N600 at 80 points and the 1967 Renault 8 Gordini at 160 points as the series rewards, with the 2018 Exomotive Exocet Sport V8 XP-5 at 20 points and the 1969 Datsun 2000 Roadster at 40 points among the first week’s seasonal prizes.
The summer playlist
The weekly challenge is a four-step mission built around the 2017 Toyota JPN Taxi, and Polygon notes that all four steps must be completed to collect its reward of 25,000 credits and five points.
Weekly challenge steps
- Own and drive the 2017 Toyota JPN Taxi
- Earn three Feed Me skills by smashing vending machines in the car
- Park at any Car Meet in the car
- Photograph the car at Tokyo Central Railway Station
A photo challenge tagged #SunnySnap asks players to take a picture in a 2013 Wuling Sunshine S at the Hokuryu Sunflower Farm, and pays out the Yellow Sports Sunglasses epic clothing item and two points. The week’s Treasure Hunt is worth 100,000 credits and three points.
Daily challenges unlock at 10:30 a.m. EDT and are each worth 5,000 credits and a single point. Polygon lists them running from a Horizon Stunt Party objective on August 13 through Rivals, Air Skills, Time Attack, Speed Trap and Car Meet entries, finishing with a Road Race on August 19.
Seasonal events carry car restrictions, and Polygon warns that players who enter with a car outside the listed class can take part but will not receive the rewards or the points. The Small but Mighty road-racing championship is restricted to D-class Eclectic Domestics and awards a Honda S800, the Dango Dashes championship is restricted to S1-class Total Supercars and awards a BMW Isetta, and the Edamame Time Attack pays out a wheelspin.
Series 4 follows earlier playlists that Polygon says were themed around Japanese cars, important decades in the history of motorsport, and classic Italian cars.
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