"Forza Horizon 4," a "pretty good" game that was "worth the pain of the Microsoft Store," i.e., worth playing, is gone. Microsoft announced today that the game will no longer be available in its digital store in December 2024 due to the expiration of its license.

The delisting means that the new Festival Playlist, which runs from today through August 22, will be the last: after the end, the Playlist screen will no longer be accessible, except to view the Playlist Festival history. After the playlist ends, the playlist screen will no longer be accessible, except to view the history of the playlist festival. Nevertheless, players will still be able to participate in the Daily and Weekly Challenges, and will be awarded Forzaçon points for completing them, which can be redeemed for backstage passes or cars selected in the rotation.

Today, all DLC for "Forza Horizon 4" will no longer be available for purchase, with only the standard, deluxe, and ultimate editions available for purchase. These DLCs will be available on Steam and the Microsoft Store until the full sale ends on December 15.

"Forza Horizon 4" is currently available on Steam for $12/£11/€14 and will be available on the Microsoft Store on July 14, according to developer Playground Games. 'Also, the developer, Playground Games, has announced that the game will be available in the Microsoft Store on July 14. [It would suck to see such a good game disappear, especially for such an avoidable reason.

However, the good news is that unlike "The Crew," which became completely unplayable a few months after it was removed from stores in December 2023, "Forza Horizon 4" will continue to function: according to Playground Games If you own the game, you will still be able to "download and play it as usual, including offline, online, and multiplayer features" after the delisting.