Forza Horizon 3, the new entry of the racing series developed by Playground Games, is only going to release in a few days on PC and Xbox One, but some new details regarding the Windows 10 release have managed to emerge online recently.
A few hours ago, reddit user HawkSE shared on the Forza subreddit a couple of screenshots detailing the graphics options for the PC release of Forza Horizon 3. You can check out the screenshots right below.
It's also been noted how an unlocked frame rate option is not available through the settings, with the game only allowing 30 or 60 FPS. Turning V-Sync off, however, will unlock the variable frame rate option.
HawkSE also shared more screenshots showcasing additional options, and you can check them out by going here.
Forza Horizon 3 has recently received a playable demo on Xbox One, but it has yet to become available on PC. According to the developer, the demo is coming, but only at some point after the game launches on September 27th.
We know fans are curious about the state of a Windows 10 PC demo for Forza Horizon 3. A standalone “Forza Horizon 3” PC demo will be released sometime after launch. We invite all players who are eager to play Forza on PC to try “Forza Motorsport 6: Apex”, available now in the Windows 10 Store for free. The Windows 10 version of “Forza Horizon 3” has been built in lockstep with our learnings from “Forza Motorsport 6: Apex”, which just released out of Beta last week and added wheel support. We’re dedicated to bringing the quality and innovation our fans expect from Forza to the PC, and we’re confident players will have a fantastic experience with “Forza Horizon 3” at launch.
Forza Horizon 3 launches on September 27th on PC and Xbox One.
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