Developers Turn 10 Studios and Microsoft have announced that simulation racing game Forza Street is coming to iPhone and iPad on May 5.

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Forza Street is a simplified version of the original Forza racing game series for Xbox and PC that emulates the performance and handling characteristics of real-life production, modified, and racing cars. The mobile version will include a story-driven mode as well as the option to compete in races that last just a minute.

In a game where collecting and upgrading cars often leads to domination on the streets, it'll be interesting to see how the developers balance the free-to-play mechanic with the presence of in-app purchases.

With that in mind, anyone who plays Forza Street within the first month will get the Founders Pack, which includes the 2017 Ford GT as well as virtual credits and gold.

Top Rated Comments

GubbyMan Avatar
67 months ago
Simplified mobile version
Free to play
In-app purchases
Virtual currency

I hope this flops horribly so that we can start getting actual games on iOS.
Score: 20 Votes (Like | Disagree)
JonnyBlaze Avatar
67 months ago

Simplified mobile version
Free to play
In-app purchases
Virtual currency

I hope this flops horribly so that we can start getting actual games on iOS.
Agreed, try Grid Autosport. None of the above, just a great actual game

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/grid-autosport/id1179421849
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
BornAgainMac Avatar
67 months ago
This is why I like Apple Arcade.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
hbt15 Avatar
67 months ago

Simplified mobile version
Free to play
In-app purchases
Virtual currency

I hope this flops horribly so that we can start getting actual games on iOS.
I think this will be one of thosse games that gets installed by millions based on name recognition alone - but almost all will decide the IAP stuff is prohibitive to proper game progression and stop playing. Problem will be that those that keep playing will bring in more than enough cash for them to think it's still worth it and not change a thing.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
JCCL Avatar
67 months ago
Hmmm no thanks, I keep playing full Forza Horizon 4 on my Xbox
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
69Mustang Avatar
67 months ago
Forza Street is not a sim racer. It's not even a real Forza game. It's a re-released game from 2018 called Miami Street, dev'd by a small indy studio Electronic Square. It was rumored to be a mobile game that was going to be released on Windows phone (RIP). I've played every Forza Motorsport 'cept FM5 ← [insert poop emoji here]. Street is standard mobile IAP crap. MS is just going for a mobile cash grab. Street is a stain on the FM franchise.

This is why I like Apple Arcade.
Hate to tell you, but this game is not a good endorsement for Apple Arcade. I'm sure they've made some small changes, but here's the "sim" in all it's original glory.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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