Forza Horizon 5 is Coming to PlayStation 5 and It Is a Good Move
Xbox is not losing. This is a calculated move to dominate the gaming industry and lock PlayStation players into Game Pass.
Forza Horizon 5 is making its way to PlayStation 5 on April 29th and some people are acting like this is a loss for Xbox. That is nonsense. This is a brilliant strategy by Microsoft and it sets the stage for what is coming next.
Want the full breakdown? Watch the video below where I lay it all out.
Microsoft is Playing the Long Game
Microsoft is not abandoning exclusivity. They are making a calculated move that could redefine how Xbox approaches its biggest franchises. By bringing Forza Horizon 5 to PlayStation 5, Microsoft is not just sharing one of its best games. They are giving PlayStation players a taste of an experience that simply does not exist on their platform.
Gran Turismo offers a more simulation-focused racer, and The Crew attempts open-world driving, but neither captures the magic of Forza Horizon. This is not Xbox being generous. This is Xbox setting a trap.
The moment Forza Horizon 5 launches on PlayStation 5, it will explode in popularity. It will sell incredibly well because there is nothing like it on Sony’s system. Millions of PlayStation players will get hooked on its seamless open-world racing, its massive variety of cars, and its unparalleled freedom. But here is where Microsoft makes its move. Once the PlayStation audience is invested, Xbox will announce Forza Horizon 6, and it will launch exclusively on Game Pass.
If PlayStation players want to keep playing the best open-world racing game, they will have to make a choice. They can either get an Xbox, subscribe to Game Pass on PC, or miss out entirely. This is how Microsoft is using their games to lure an entire audience into its ecosystem.
This is not a sign of weakness. It is an aggressive play that will expand Game Pass and strengthen Xbox’s position. Every game is not going to PlayStation, and certainly not on day one. Xbox is thinking long-term. They are giving PlayStation players just enough to make them want more, and then they are making sure the only way to get more is through Game Pass.
What Do You Think?
Now I want to hear from you. Is Forza Horizon 5 coming to PlayStation a brilliant move or a mistake? And is Game Pass still the king of gaming value? Let me know what you think in the comments below!

