After Microsoft's massive layoffs, studios that suffered heavy losses such as Turn 10 fell into silence.This silence fueled speculation, with some fans claiming that the Forza series is on the verge of shutting down completely.But now, Turn 10 and Playground Games have spoken together on social media to assure fans that Forza has not died and will continue to gain support.

“Dear Forza community, we know many of you have questions about the future of the Forza community and we are very grateful for the support our amazing community has given. We want to assure players that Turn 10 and Playground Games will continue to support Forza and Forza Horizon 5.”

As far as Fortune Racing is concerned, this means the return of the "Track Toy Journey", followed by the "Suzuka Ring Road" in September.The team also plans to replicate the previous tour event every month starting next month - a strategy undoubtedly similar to the game's "end-stage maintenance."It keeps the game running, but doesn't introduce anything new.

Currently, there is no official plan to release major updates or extensions, although it is not ruled out that changes may occur in the future.In short: Forza is alive…but it’s more like a car parked in a pit waiting for retirement than a whistling sprint on the track.