All Forza Motorsport editions explained: Ultimate, Premium, Deluxe & Standard listed
Forza Motorsport is revving up its special editions, including the Deluxe and Premium versions of the game - here's what's included in each of them.
The Forza Motorsport editions are likely to make your racing experience more entertaining. They'll give you more cars and you'll gain early access for up to five days with one of the special editions. You may get a welcome pack too.
Here's everything you need to know about what the Forza Motorsport editions offer, including the Standard, Deluxe, Premium, and Ultimate editions.
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Which Forza Motorsport editions provide early access?
Similar to Starfield, there will be an early access period for people who purchase the Premium edition of Forza Motorsport. You'll be able to play the game five days earlier, possibly giving you an advantage with the unlocked vehicles you'll gain during that period.
In addition to the five days of early access (which starts on October 5), the Premium edition ($99.99/£89.99) includes the following:
- The Race Day Car Pack (which has the 2018 Acura #36 Gradient Racing NSX GT3 and the 2017 Vauxhall #66 Power Maxed TAG Racing Astra included)
- Car Pass (which provides 30 cars over the span of 30 weeks)
- VIP Membership
- The Welcome Pack (which has five immediate car unlocks and bonus credits)
The VIP Membership, in particular, provides in-game boosts like a 2x increase to base credits. You'll also get five "specially modified custom Forza Edition cars," according to the game's official website. You'll get the VIP Driver Gear with five different colour sets to choose from, the VIP Player Card, and the VIP Crown Flair. If that's not enough, there are the VIP-exclusive Rivals events too.
Unlike Forza Motorsport 7, there doesn't seem to be an Ultimate Edition as of the time of writing.
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What does the Deluxe Edition include?
While the Deluxe Edition ($89.99/£79.99) doesn't involve any early access in the slightest, it does have the previously mentioned Car Pass.
If you buy either the standard or deluxe editions of Forza Motorsport or plan to check out the game on Xbox Game Pass, you can upgrade to the Premium edition. The add-on bundle is $39.99/£29.99.
No matter what version of Forza Motorsport you're getting, there is a ton of content in the game. There are over 500 vehicles to drive in the base game. In addition, you can find over 800 performance upgrades in the single-player Builder's Cup career mode. Hopefully, you can experience the game on your PC with no issues.
That's everything you need to know about all of the Forza Motorsport editions.
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