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Forza Horizon 4 Steam release now available on PC

Put the pedal to the metal.

The Forza Horizon 4 Steam release is now available on PC for those who try to avoid the Microsoft Store.

You can grab the game in a variety of flavours, including Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate Edition bundles. Separate DLC is also available.

American pricing for the content is as follows:

  • Standard Edition digital bundle: $59.99 USD (Comes with Formula Drift Car Pack)
  • Deluxe Edition digital bundle: $79.99 USD (Comes with Formula Drift Car Pack, Car Pass)
  • Ultimate Edition digital bundle: $99.99 USD (Comes with Formula Drift Car Pack, Car Pass, Best of Bond Car Pack, Welcome Pack, VIP, Fortune Island and LEGO Speed Champions)

Separate DLC is as follows:

  • Mitsubishi Car Pack: Free
  • Welcome Pack: $2.99 USD
  • Hot Wheels  Legends Car Pack: $9.99 USD
  • Fortune Island -$19.99 USD
  • LEGO Speed Champions: $19.99 USD
  • VIP: $19.99 USD
  • Best of Bond Car Pack: $9.99 USD
  • Any Terrain Car Pack: $9.99 USD
  • Barrett-Jackson Car Pack: $6.99 USD
  • High-Performance Car Pack: $6.99 USD
  • Japanese Heroes Car Pack -$6.99 USD
  • Open Top Car Pack: $6.99 USD
  • Icons Car Pack: $6.99 USD
  • British Sports Car Car Pack: $6.99 USD
  • Treasure Map: $2.99 USD

Forza Horizon 4 is available on Windows PC via the Microsoft Store and Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X. It’s free to Xbox Game Pass subscribers, but not via Steam. We reviewed the game here.


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