Playground Games’s latest addition to the Forza franchise is all set to make its debut, and take over the discourse around the racing side of things in the gaming world. But how does one judge a title that comes from a long line of great racing games? Better yet, would ranking them all even be possible, considering how hard it can be to pick one over the other? Well, that’s exactly what we set out to do, and it’s been a lot of back and forth before we could come to an agreement on this particular pecking order. Without further ado, let’s kick things into gear and take a nostalgic drive through Forza’s history, beginning with: 15. Forza Street We always look back at this one with a tinge of regret, as it could have been so much more. But all it managed to be was a confused amalgamation of Motorsport and Horizon that never quite managed to replicate the flair of either. Street was certainly an easy pick for the last spot on this list. But it did manage to entertain during its time as a free-to-play spinoff, so credit where it’s due. 14. Forza Motorsport 5 Although this one had some interesting additions like Drivatar and some truly gorgeous graphics for its time, it falls to a lower rank thanks to a rather short selection of cars and tracks in the initial release and an over-reliance on DLC over the course of its shelf life. It’s still a solid racing title, although its modern successors in the franchise might have you leaving it for better tracks if you were to try it out today. 13. Forza Motorsport (2023) Here’s where things begin to get tricky. This soft reboot of the Motorsport side of things after 2017’s Forza Motorsport