The Hot Wheels map also features a slightly wider default field of view in the third-person camera modes and separate FOV sliders that let players customize the view angle separate from the core game. There's a new stunt steering assist setting and a new roll meter in the head-up display, similar to what you'd see on a fighter jet, that helps players orient themselves as the course twists and banks beneath them. Occasional breaks in the Hot Wheels track segments' characteristic plastic walls allows players to mix things up and explore the snowy, arid and luscious floating islands.Īlong with the new content, Hot Wheels also comes with new accessibility features. Races feature slippery ice sections, water flumes, rumble strips and speed boosting launchers and wind blasters. There are magnetic segments that keep cars affixed to the surface during low-speed inversions or high speed direction changes. The expansion introduces a variety of different track surfaces in addition to the classic Hot Wheels orange sections. Fortunately, fast travel is free in the Hot Wheels Park, even if you haven't unlocked it in Forza Horizon's main campaign. However, the serpentine nature of the map means that often getting to the next event or stunt can take much longer than predicted reaching a race that's right next to you on the map could end up taking you halfway around an entire section.
What doesn't come across in the released map is how vertical the space is: The way the 125 miles of track loops over and around itself can be dizzying and is fun to just blast around and explore.
The new Horizon Hot Wheels Park is huge, containing three biomes - Giant's Canyon, Ice Cauldron and Forest Falls - that surround the central Horizon Nexus.
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