Forza Horizon 6 will arrive dubbed and translated into Spanish of Spain

The new Horizon set in Japan will be released in May with dubbing in Spanish and multiple languages available.

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Playground Games continues to clear up important doubts ahead of the launch of its next big driving project. Through the information already visible on its official page, it has been confirmed that Forza Horizon 6 will arrive dubbed in Spanish from Spain, a particularly relevant news for the gaming community in our country.

The published capture shows the language section of the game, where Spanish (Spain) is marked in both interface and audio and subtitles, confirming a complete dubbing and not just text translation. This is an important step for the saga, which reinforces Xbox’s commitment to the total localization of its major releases.

Dubbing in Spanish and over 20 languages available in Forza Horizon 6

In addition to Spanish from Spain, the new Horizon will feature over 20 compatible languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Russian, and Polish, among many others. Most of them offer full audio, something unusual in open-world driving games of this scale.

• English

• Italian

• German

• Japanese

• Simplified Chinese

• Traditional Chinese

• Korean

This deployment fits with the project’s ambition, which not only bets on Japan as the main setting but also on a more careful narrative and presentation, where dubbing will play a key role in immersion within the Horizon Festival and the different map activities.

Forza Horizon 6 is scheduled to launch in May for Xbox Series and PC, and everything points to it being one of the biggest and most accessible titles in the franchise to date, both in terms of content and localization options designed for a global audience.