Her two favorite things were crashing into shrubs and bushes to get points, and crashing into hay bales as hard as she could. I helped her learn the controls, but after this, I gave her free reign to do as she pleases. It's wonderful to see her play a game and have fun on her own. Granted, she had many, many crashes, but those were also very entertaining because of her reactions. I think her many hours of Pokemon X have made her more comfortable with a joystick, and it showed when she drove.
She had the Impreza at first and I was really surprised at how well she was handling the car in general, considering it's her first time playing a real racing game. She smiled, said yes, and took the controller. Storm Island is exciting, dangerous and I can't wait to get Horizon 3 in my hands.Īt one point, my 6 year old daughter came into the room. I completed a good number of events, using the classic 90's Subaru Impreza WRX, my Jurassic Park themed Jeep and my old school early 80's Corvette. It was difficult but reasonable, and that made my victory very satisfying. Then, it took a few more attempts to be fast enough to make it on time. It took multiple attempts, maybe half a dozen, before I knew which route I wanted to use. This event had a very tight time limit, so I knew I had to take some dirt roads and go offroad a little bit. The F40 is a very fast car, but it's meant to be driven on roads. The exception was a coast to coast time trial in a Ferrari F40. I spent most of my time playing Bucket List events, most of which were pretty straight forward. Once again, I booted up Horizon 2's Storm Island expansion and completed a good number of events.
I am way too excited for Forza Horizon 3 next week.
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