On Xbox Series X and Series S, quality and performance modes are available. In Performance mode, lighting quality, detail level, and resolution are reduced, but the game still runs at 60 FPS. This also applies to the less powerful Xbox Series S, which still provides a stable gaming experience.
PC players have the most options. This version offers additional graphical effects, including partial ray-traced reflections and ray-traced lighting. These are not always enabled, but in suitable conditions, they significantly enhance the realism of scenes.
The game is also well optimized. According to tests, Forza Horizon 6 maintains 60 FPS on high settings even on an RTX 3050. More powerful RTX 50 series graphics cards allow the game to run in 4K on Ultra with ray tracing and achieve over 150 FPS thanks to DLSS and Multi-Frame Generation.
Portable devices also perform well. Steam Deck maintains over 30 FPS on low settings, although drops are possible. Xbox Ally shows similar results at 1080p, and Ally X sometimes approaches 60 FPS.
The main thing is that even on low settings, Forza Horizon 6 looks decent.