Forza Horizon 6 Devs Apologize for Poor Communication With Players

Playground Games has issued a public apology to the Forza Horizon 6 community, admitting it hasn't communicated with players as well as it should have.

Playground Games is owning up to a rough patch with the Forza Horizon 6 community.

The studio dropped a public message to players today, and it's about as candid as these things get: the team says it's been reading all your comments about the game and admits it simply hasn't been talking to you enough.

If you've been feeling like feedback was going into a black hole, you're apparently not alone. The devs say they've noticed the gap between themselves and the community, and they're not pretending otherwise.

Here's the good news, though. Playground isn't going quiet on the game itself. The team says regular content updates and bug fixes will keep rolling out for Forza Horizon 6, so the support isn't slowing down even while the studio sorts out its communication issues.

More importantly, the devs say they've heard your feedback about post-launch updates specifically. They're now looking into what adjustments to make going forward, and that work is happening on two fronts: changes inside the game, and changes to how the team actually talks to all of you.

That second part might be the bigger deal here. A studio admitting it needs to fix its own communication style is pretty rare, and it suggests Playground knows that keeping quiet isn't an option when players are this invested.

No specifics yet on what those in-game changes will look like or when they'll land. The studio is asking fans to sit tight, with more details promised down the line.

Forza Horizon 6 is available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, so wherever you're playing, the updates should be headed your way.

What do you want to see Playground fix first, the game or the way it talks to you? Drop your thoughts below.