The sequel to the original racing game Forza Motorsport is Forza Motorsport 2. The point-to-point races have been phased out in favor of circuit racing.
There are 12 courses in 47 various layouts (fictitious and existent) and over 300 automobiles with distinct feel that can be customized down to the most minor mechanical and cosmetic elements. Cars are categorized into two categories: production cars and race cars. Every mechanical component affects the car’s behavior and sound, emphasizing the emphasis on realism. There are three options: Simulation (high-impact accidents), Limited (mild crashes with minor damage), and Cosmetic (just visible damage with no effect on the car’s performance).
The game options include a career mode with various classes, time trials, free runs, and arcade races. Winning races in the career mode unlocks manufacturer partnerships, allowing you to earn money to buy new cars or personalize your existing ones. This mode has been expanded to include up to eight human opponents through Xbox Live. The Auction House in the game allows players to buy and sell cars.
