In Microsoft’s latest entry, we’ve got information about which languages will be available in the latest Forza Horizon release – fortunately, Polish will appear too!
Forza Horizon 5 is a highly awaited gamewhich was officially revealed during the last Xbox show. The title caused the most noise And given the quality of the previous installment, it’s no wonder. In recent days, a lot of information has appeared, the most popular of which, of course, was related to Hardware Requirementswhich must be fulfilled.
Now we’ve also received reports about the languages that will be available in the racing game at launch. For many, no doubt The most important information will be the implementation of the Polish! According to the official FAQ panel, our subtitles will appear from the beginning, and apart from that, we will also be able to play in the following versions:
- English
- French
- German
- Portuguese
- Spanish
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Russian
- Czech
- Turkish language
- Hungarian
- traditional chinese
- Simplified Chinese
It is definitely worth the wait and I am convinced that maintaining the decision to use the Polish language will encourage many owners of Microsoft equipment and platforms to buy Forza Horizon 5. It would be a nice addition to the high-quality production itself November 9 is approaching. Are you waiting and using the Polish language version, or maybe you prefer the original background and translation?
Source: https://support.forzamotorsport.net/hc/en-us/articles/4402249796243-Forza-Horizon-5-Announce-FAQ
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