Forza Street: Tap to Race Microsoft Corporation Race through the ultimate street racing scene at dizzying speed with the tap of your finger! Have fun winning the racing… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsRace through the ultimate street racing scene at dizzying speed with the tap of your finger! Have fun winning the racing car collection of your dreams. Pick an event, choose a lineup of cars from your collection, and start racing for infamy in the first Forza game for mobile. COLLECT AND UPGRADE ICONIC CARS Race to collect legendary cars at intense speed – from classic muscle to modern sports and retro supercars – turning your garage into a trophy case of iconic racing cars, with all the fun, attention to graphics detail, and speed Forza is known for. TRUE CINEMATIC RACING Streamlined controls focus on the fun - timing your gas, brake, and boost are the keys to victory, as action cams chase the racing adrenaline up close showcasing amazing graphics. The stunning, best in class, 3D visuals bring the action to life while you’re speeding across the asphalt. It’s a fun, new, and wholly unique way to enjoy Forza. RACE ON YOUR TERMS Race your collection of cars anytime, anywhere. Squeeze in a fun, quick one-minute race, or dive into immersive story driven events with multiple paths to victory in the cars you love. New controls let you easily race with the tap of a finger to control your gas, brake, and boost. Forza Street has something fun for you any time you feel like racing at high speed and boosting across the finish line to victory. Additional Game Features Burn rubber on the road while you speed through streets to collect and upgrade iconic cars. Pit your collection against the world and compete in 1v1 point to point races to climb the ranks and top the leaderboards. Additional in-game events will always keep the action fresh and fun! Collect, Customize, Compete with and Upgrade more than 50 real cars from top international car brands. Supercars from Lamborghini and McLaren. American Muscle cars from Chevrolet and Dodge. Sports cars from BMW and Porsche. And Street cars from Nissan and Ford. Build out your garage with cars from each category to take on the different Story mode bosses. Information Seller:Microsoft Corporation Genre:Racing Release:May 05, 2020 Updated:Jan 10, 2022 Version:40.0.5 Size:2.1 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/ru/app/forza-street/id1453783746 another franchise made its way on mobile just to become a stupid piece of F2P Palanthian Well-Known Member Feb 19, 2016 142 2 18 #2 Palanthian, May 6, 2020 The world's first racing game where you don't even get to steer the car. Define "racing". hellscaretaker Well-Known Member May 27, 2012 1,098 6 38 Im a youtube gamer/streamer https://www.youtube.com/user/touchgameplay #3 hellscaretaker, May 6, 2020 Acutally this is not the first one thats done it..... there ton of mobile racing games that have you not steering the car. Nearly all have of closed down as interest in them has dropped one of few that comes to mind thats still going is CSR 2. I do not see Forza lasting seeing there are better racing games already on the mobile. Need For Speed and Asphalt. Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,615 377 83 #4 Talbs, May 6, 2020 Forza Street RUNNER! Sweet! ShinHadoukin Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 969 141 43 #5 ShinHadoukin, May 6, 2020 Very disappointed Forza took this route. I understand simplifying things for mobile but Asphalt is way better than this junk. I am not even impressed with the graphics. At least if all a player is going to do is watch, make it nice to look at. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #6 Asp, May 6, 2020 I’m the only one here impressed with this then. Has to be said, I’m a rubbish mobile driver but can actually win races here. Fantastic graphics and camera angles. The description on the tin does say cinematic racing with the focus on timing and that’s what you get. Could easily have been identical to every other racer, so hats off to Microsoft Corporation for trying something different. Alex DeLargest Well-Known Member Dec 16, 2010 346 122 43 Male USA/France #7 Alex DeLargest, May 6, 2020 Gotta love that excitement for this was so low that it took almost 24 hours for somebody to bother to make a thread. Gameplay is lol. Graphics are horrible. I have an 11 Pro and it’s running at maybe half native resolution. What a pile. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #8 JasonLL, May 6, 2020 Forza probably has a better chance of keeping mobile gamers interest than many based on the name alone so hopefully they’re able to keep the longevity of a CSR2 but , as we know, there’re no guarantees when it comes to mobile gaming. I’ve been listening to first impressions on YouTube and you’re not alone in feeling this way especially since , from what I’ve heard (not yet played Forza Street), Turn10 was the developer for this mobile game. Many fans were probably expecting them to easily take the f2p racing crown from Asphalt but the devs decided to use the Nintendo strategy of creating a “mobile experience” that complements/supports their actual Forza titles rather than directly compete with themselves which admittedly is something I’ll never understand but that’s usually the go to reasoning. I agree. I actually don’t mind the casual approach and could easily see the pick up and play aspect of this game being really fun. While I would love a full-on Forza Horizon for mobile I don’t mind this route either since there are already quite a few really good actual racing games on the App Store both f2p and premium. This style of game, from what I’ve played, kinda reminds me of the old gameloft title Rival Knights which was all about pressing the screen at the right time and IMO that was really fun for what it was. candyjet Well-Known Member Aug 25, 2010 183 12 18 #9 candyjet, May 6, 2020 Is there no steering involved in this game? Seems to be a lot of fuss over braking/accelerating, or does it get more involved? McDeathUK Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Feb 18, 2015 94 38 18 #10 McDeathUK, May 6, 2020 Strangely enjoyable but game boils down into a pretty digital car collection. Game is holding down accelerate, releasing when you hit a yellow line on a curve, and holding down again when the next yellow line appears. Successful pressing and holding gives you a faster nitro boost for non-curved areas - NO STEERING REQUIRED Energy system means you can play for maybe 10-15 mins before waiting over an hour to play again. Car modding / tuning is just a stats games, story is meh and for some bizarre reason this stupidly easy game has auto play. I can’t see any need to spend money as it’s just not ‘epic’ enough, though I see myself playing for a few more hours. Summary ; looks good, NOT a driving game and considering how many great driving games there are, this is a strange entry for one of the best known XBox driving games ramzarules Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2014 2,112 128 63 Greece #11 ramzarules, May 7, 2020 Guys check this out : First 3 events, i was able to win races with 10 pr less than the other car. I log in, get the free 3* ford gt. Enter 4th event, my ford has 20 more pr than the “hard” oponent setting, so i go in expecting an easy win. Nope, i “somehow” lost, never even able to catch up to the weaker car. Also, this was not due to my skill - having played Drift Girls (i miss that game) like crazy, i get most great and some perfect gas/breaks. Promptly went and deleted this. Didn’t help that it looks worse than CSR2 which is the same “one tap race” genre Alex DeLargest likes this. Alex DeLargest Well-Known Member Dec 16, 2010 346 122 43 Male USA/France #12 Alex DeLargest, May 7, 2020 Not surprised. Those first three sets were so easy even with the opponent pr higher and the difficulty in the red that I figured that wall was gonna hit right about when the energy ran out for the first time. Didn’t bother playing longer to check as the graphics and gameplay were already so disappointing. Was hoping for a less abusive Forza-branded clone of Real Racing 3. Instead, we got a worse version of CSR2. ramzarules likes this. ramzarules Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2014 2,112 128 63 Greece #13 ramzarules, May 7, 2020 Yeap, RR3 is the king of racing and unlocking and upgrading and dream car-owning, unfortunately still insanely grindy if you dont want to sell your house, with Grid being the best premium sim racer. Had high hopes for the Forza brand too. Mayyybe Gran Turismo could come to mobile in some form... Anonomation ð® Spam Police ð Nov 22, 2013 2,339 4 38 New Orleans, Louisiana #14 Anonomation, May 18, 2020 3 years later and it looks like the state of the appstore hasn’t gotten any better. There used to be so much hope from me. Seems like most of the good racing games are changed or gone. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Acutally this is not the first one thats done it..... there ton of mobile racing games that have you not steering the car. Nearly all have of closed down as interest in them has dropped one of few that comes to mind thats still going is CSR 2. I do not see Forza lasting seeing there are better racing games already on the mobile. Need For Speed and Asphalt.
Very disappointed Forza took this route. I understand simplifying things for mobile but Asphalt is way better than this junk. I am not even impressed with the graphics. At least if all a player is going to do is watch, make it nice to look at.
I’m the only one here impressed with this then. Has to be said, I’m a rubbish mobile driver but can actually win races here. Fantastic graphics and camera angles. The description on the tin does say cinematic racing with the focus on timing and that’s what you get. Could easily have been identical to every other racer, so hats off to Microsoft Corporation for trying something different.
Gotta love that excitement for this was so low that it took almost 24 hours for somebody to bother to make a thread. Gameplay is lol. Graphics are horrible. I have an 11 Pro and it’s running at maybe half native resolution. What a pile.
Forza probably has a better chance of keeping mobile gamers interest than many based on the name alone so hopefully they’re able to keep the longevity of a CSR2 but , as we know, there’re no guarantees when it comes to mobile gaming. I’ve been listening to first impressions on YouTube and you’re not alone in feeling this way especially since , from what I’ve heard (not yet played Forza Street), Turn10 was the developer for this mobile game. Many fans were probably expecting them to easily take the f2p racing crown from Asphalt but the devs decided to use the Nintendo strategy of creating a “mobile experience” that complements/supports their actual Forza titles rather than directly compete with themselves which admittedly is something I’ll never understand but that’s usually the go to reasoning. I agree. I actually don’t mind the casual approach and could easily see the pick up and play aspect of this game being really fun. While I would love a full-on Forza Horizon for mobile I don’t mind this route either since there are already quite a few really good actual racing games on the App Store both f2p and premium. This style of game, from what I’ve played, kinda reminds me of the old gameloft title Rival Knights which was all about pressing the screen at the right time and IMO that was really fun for what it was.
Is there no steering involved in this game? Seems to be a lot of fuss over braking/accelerating, or does it get more involved?
Strangely enjoyable but game boils down into a pretty digital car collection. Game is holding down accelerate, releasing when you hit a yellow line on a curve, and holding down again when the next yellow line appears. Successful pressing and holding gives you a faster nitro boost for non-curved areas - NO STEERING REQUIRED Energy system means you can play for maybe 10-15 mins before waiting over an hour to play again. Car modding / tuning is just a stats games, story is meh and for some bizarre reason this stupidly easy game has auto play. I can’t see any need to spend money as it’s just not ‘epic’ enough, though I see myself playing for a few more hours. Summary ; looks good, NOT a driving game and considering how many great driving games there are, this is a strange entry for one of the best known XBox driving games
Guys check this out : First 3 events, i was able to win races with 10 pr less than the other car. I log in, get the free 3* ford gt. Enter 4th event, my ford has 20 more pr than the “hard” oponent setting, so i go in expecting an easy win. Nope, i “somehow” lost, never even able to catch up to the weaker car. Also, this was not due to my skill - having played Drift Girls (i miss that game) like crazy, i get most great and some perfect gas/breaks. Promptly went and deleted this. Didn’t help that it looks worse than CSR2 which is the same “one tap race” genre
Not surprised. Those first three sets were so easy even with the opponent pr higher and the difficulty in the red that I figured that wall was gonna hit right about when the energy ran out for the first time. Didn’t bother playing longer to check as the graphics and gameplay were already so disappointing. Was hoping for a less abusive Forza-branded clone of Real Racing 3. Instead, we got a worse version of CSR2.
Yeap, RR3 is the king of racing and unlocking and upgrading and dream car-owning, unfortunately still insanely grindy if you dont want to sell your house, with Grid being the best premium sim racer. Had high hopes for the Forza brand too. Mayyybe Gran Turismo could come to mobile in some form...
3 years later and it looks like the state of the appstore hasn’t gotten any better. There used to be so much hope from me. Seems like most of the good racing games are changed or gone.
