Ultimate Choice via Eneba has
Forza Horizon 6: Deluxe Edition (Xbox Series X|S/Windows Digital Download) on sale for $76.60 - $11.49 when you apply discount code
GAMES15 + $5.11 Service Fee =
$70.23.
Note: Keys will be delivered immediately upon purchase but can only be activated on the release date. Forza Horizon 6 release date: 19 May 2026.
Thanks to Community Member
suicideskull for sharing this deal.
Deluxe Edition Includes: - Forza Horizon 6 Game Key
- Forza Horizon 6 Car Pass
- Forza Horizon 6 Welcome Pack
Top Comments
The people who paid "$50 for early access" (which was actually $60), bought the Premium edition of the game that included:
2 upcoming expansions
VIP membership (in game perks)
4 different car DLC packs
And 4 days early access
It's disingenuous to say that people paid that much for early access and ignoring the price included a bunch of other content and features.
Community Reviews
Forza Horizon 6 Deluxe Edition is an open-world simcade racer that feels like a polished continuation of the Horizon formula, with a much larger map, better off-road driving, and stronger wheel support than earlier entries. The Xbox version is Play Anywhere, so it can be used on both PC and Series X, and the controller-friendly handling still works well. The main knocks are that it plays a lot like FH4 and FH5, customization and garage options feel limited, and the Deluxe or Premium extras do not seem to justify the higher price for everyone. Some deal totals also came out higher after fees and tax, and the coupon code appears to be expired.
Common Questions (5)
Several comments suggest waiting if you only want the base game, since the Premium/Deluxe extras do not justify the higher price for everyone. It is also expected to be on Game Pass Tuesday, so waiting can avoid paying for early access or bonus content you may not need.
It uses the same basic Horizon formula, so it will feel familiar if you have played FH4 or FH5. The main reasons to buy are the larger map, improved off-road feel, and the series' usual polished open-world racing.
It plays well with an Xbox-style controller and still fits the series' simcade handling. Wheel support is reported to be better than previous Horizon games, but it is still not a full simulator like Project Cars.
Yes. Buying the Xbox store version lets you play on both PC and Xbox because it is a Play Anywhere title. That makes it the better choice if you want one purchase across both platforms.
No. The Windows Store version can be imported into Steam, but SteamInput translation does not work there, so Steam Controller features are limited. If you want full SteamInput behavior, the Steam version is the safer buy.
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The people who paid "$50 for early access" (which was actually $60), bought the Premium edition of the game that included:
2 upcoming expansions
VIP membership (in game perks)
4 different car DLC packs
And 4 days early access
It's disingenuous to say that people paid that much for early access and ignoring the price included a bunch of other content and features.
All the car customization is exactly the same, the character customization is stupid and still the same (why do I get prosthetic limb options and a SHITLOAD of hearing aid options, but no facial hair or standard glasses?? Hell, they still have the stupid covid masks in there!).
The garage customization I was excited for but is super lazy, as far as I can tell every garage is the same size and same inside (comes loaded with different filler junk), and there's for some reason a limit on how many cars you can display in each garage (max of I believe 3 display cars + the car you are driving for 4 total, first garage has a limit of 1 display + whatever you're driving). And this is in a garage that could probably 20+ cars.
Ai is the same but harder/impossible to keep up with at times. On FH5 I win every race on expert (possibly pro?) easy, would consistently finish in top 3 in unbeatable. I had to step down to the one under expert to win consistently now, in expert even the cars were taking corners faster than possible while also walking away on the straights.
Progression is too easy. I know it'd be a lot, but it would be cool if they did a little more of a survival story mode option, where you start off with a crap car and work your way up. Vs, I started with a bunch of crazy good cars and 12 hours in I have over 100 already.
For positives; physics are similar to 5, offroad feels better than 5 did, map is SOOO much better (long winding freeways, lots off offroad, snowy mountains, lots of twisty roads). It feels like it's about 4x the square mileage of 5. I haven't found anyone with a solid number on the size, but I know I could get across the whole map on 5 crazy fast vs this map. If you loved 5 you will love this, if you are looking for something different than 5 this isn't it.
Also, like someone said already but I will say it again. If you have Xbox and PC, buy the one from the Xbox store so you can play on both.
they start with the "looks like you already redeemed it", then they ask for proof, and issue the refund after numerous emails
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