Forza Horizon 3 will launch on September 27, 2016 for Xbox One and Windows 10, according to NerdLeaks.
The open-world racer by Playground Games will be shown at Microsoft’s E3 2016 press conference, according to an industry insider at the outlet.
Forza Horizon 3 will feature the largest open-world ever created by the developer, boasting an impressive roster of cars and 4-player online co-op for the campaign.
It will be set in Australia with an extreme range of wild terrain for players to navigate and race upon.
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The report also states that the game will launch simultaneously for Xbox One and Windows 10 later this year.
Microsoft is expected to announce both platforms at its press conference later today alongside the release date.
Forza Horizon 2 launched back in September 2014 for Xbox One and Xbox 360 to critical and commercial success.
Microsoft is also expected to announce the Xbox Slim at E3 2016 later today, starting at $299, according to the same report.
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