Forza Horizon 5 Rally Adventure

Now this is how you do an expansion. Rally Adventure feels like a breath of fresh air for Forza Horizon 5. Sierra Nueva is an awesome new map—tight corners, rugged terrain, and just the right amount of chaos. It’s not just another open world to zoom around in; it’s specifically built for rallying, and it shows. Dust clouds, jumps, split paths—it’s got that gritty rally vibe down perfectly. The co-driver system is a great touch, too. It adds just enough immersion without getting in the way, and makes races feel more intense and authentic. It’s not hardcore sim-level rallying, but for Horizon’s arcade-style gameplay, it strikes a solid balance. Car selection is top-tier as well. The rally builds are useful here, and tuning matters. It's super satisfying to push your car through a tight dirt trail at high speed and nail the line. Compared to the flashy but shallow Hot Wheels expansion, Rally Adventure has way more substance. The events are varied, the difficulty feels more balanced, and it rewards skilled driving. If you love off-road racing or want a new reason to fire up FH5 again, Rally Adventure delivers big time.

most of the negative reiwevs are just missled, and the races in this DLC are really fun and diffrent. 100% recomended

[h1]Easy left, then chicken...[/h1] [b]Key features[/b] [list] [*]You'll need this DLC to 100% the base game, [*]Double racing, [*]Eyes in the skies [/list] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3476089859 [b]I'm pleased[/b] Rally Adventure is a fine expansion. It features mountains, lots of palms, sand pitch and cool in-game challenges. There's no straight roads though, so forget about hyperspeed driving. Each event can be played as either competitive race versus AI or as a rally sim, where you're given directions and road condition warnings. Plus you are followed by a helicopter. That's about it. Story campaign is very short and while Rally Adventure definitely isn't the longest time-wise DLC (it took me roughly 10hrs to 100%), I think it's well worth to play. Got mine with Forza Horizon Premium Edition. Glad they continue including this map to the Festival playlist.

Some really good maps that feel great to race on. Only downside to me was a lot of repetition and could have done with some more diversity which seems to be caused by the small map size for this dlc.

Each race has to be done twice, for no good reason. One has a co-driver yelling, the other doesn’t. That’s it. That’s the feature.

i really enjoyed rally adventure its good but there is some balancing problems and so many hairpins

Coming a long way from SegaRally in 1995... This DLC, hmmmm how do i say it nice? 1hour and 15 minutes to get all roads on the DLC map. When you play the rally mode you will get "punished" with a helicopter that allways fly´s with you. This is so f****ng annoying. The helicopter blinds you with light and dust at night. To be honest: The DLC is fun but not worth the whole money. Buy it when its on sale! As i said before i played allmost every rallygame since 1995 and this is not a rally DLC. The tracks are unbalanced so you hang more in the walls (on the first run of a race) cause the announcements (on high speed) for the roads are ~1-3 Seconds to late... but i will finish the DLC this weekend for the progress and never play it again... #peace and thank you but no thank you

Where do I begin I've spent some time in rallye games. Nothing about this DLC has anything to do with rallye Now, a time trial is welcome because AI is traditionally braindead. But not on these roads - rallye is done on narrow roads with obstacles. Roads on this map are wide and open. Rallye requires pace notes because there's so many unsighted corners you need a second pair of eyes to look ahead. Pace notes available here are mostly wrong, come too late, aren't descriptive enough, and totally omit distances. Which would be a problem on narrow roads, but there are no narrow roads, so just turn them off. If only turning off pace notes was permanent. Because even if you turn them off, they will turn themselves on again after you reboot the game. Another issue with rallying is the physics engine. Calling it an engine is a stretch, of course. Anyway, all cars feel hopelessly heavy, every car is at least 5 tonnes and takes eons to react to your inputs. Given that rallye cars are light and nimble to quickly switch directions, the best course of action for you is to go full grip and avoid sliding. Forza loves to kill fun so that's totally expected. Now on to the terrain itself. Gravel has dips and divets that mean that braking distances are sketchy and it's easy to upset your car if you're not careful. Forza terrain has no bumps or divets, they're pure cosmetics. There is zero punishment for going off line, zero tramlining, zero bumps upsetting your brakes. No driving challenge whatsoever. Just avoid the barriers because immovable objects have no collision worth talking about - no bouncing off, just stopping you dead. Newton's laws are always violated, elasticity is a naughty word. So yeah, traditional Forza fare. Surface level deisgn condensed into a tiny map with predictable corners, cliché unskippable dialogues making your skin crawl, zero replay value, just too long of a grind. You're thrown into a rivalry between 3 incredibly annoying and dislikeable characters; textbook narcissists fighting over who is the second best driver. And that's it. Where's the rallye championship? Oh, there is none, Forza only pretends to be competitive, on fringes to not be classified a slot machine. Your only opponent is your patience and tolerance towards bombardment of toxic positivity Waste of money, waste of time

honestly not that bad. just would recommend snaggin it on sale

I don't game this mode

Highly recommended :)