On your account, and how it's priced
Everything here lands on your account: credits and spins in your balance, cars in your garage, Wristbands, stamps and levels in your progress. Pick the platform your game is on, PC: Steam, PC: Microsoft Store / Xbox app or Xbox Series X|S, because that's where your progress is.
Credits are priced by the amount, 100M to 999,999,999, and cars by the number you name: 1, 3 or 5. Races are priced by the number, 6 to 200, and Horizon Play levels as a stretch: set your level now and your goal, up to 300, and you pay only for the way between, or take levels 1-100 or 1-300 as one order. Wristbands and Discover Japan stamps are priced one at a time, and the Festival Playlist by this week's season or the whole series.
The all-cars pack has two options: 100% completed adds all 7 Festival Wristbands with Legend Island, all 7 Discover Japan stamps, the races, Horizon Stories and Player Houses, and 3 of every rare car adds three of each season and series reward car.
Some offers need something on your account first. Packs with Wheelspins need them unlocked, after the Horizon Qualifiers and the Horizon Invitational. A Wristband or a stamp needs the ones before it. Cars of your choice works from level 1. What Wristbands and races pay on the way, credits, cars, XP and Wheelspins, stays with you.
About Forza Horizon 6 now
Forza Horizon 6 is Playground Games' open-world racing game set in Japan, on PC (Steam and the Microsoft Store / Xbox app) and Xbox Series X|S. It isn't on PlayStation yet. Forza Horizon 5, set in Mexico, is on PC, Xbox and PlayStation 5, and has its own page on Boost42.
Progress runs through seven Festival Wristbands: Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, Orange, Purple and Gold. Each needs Horizon Festival points and a Wristband Event, a Showcase or a Horizon Rush. Green to Orange raise the car class you can take into Festival races, Purple lets Hypercars in, and Gold makes you a Horizon Legend and opens Legend Island. Wheelspins and Super Wheelspins open after the Horizon Qualifiers and the Horizon Invitational.
Discover Japan has seven stamps, from Visitor to Master Explorer, filled through Touge and Street races, murals, Mascots, day trips with Mei and Raku-Raku deliveries, and the game hides some of its 15 Barn Find cars behind them. Horizon Play is the online track, in modes such as Horizon Racing, Spec Racing, Touge Showdown, The Eliminator and Hide & Seek: since the Series 6 update of October 5, 2026 it runs to level 300, with a badge every 10 levels, and its levels up to 25 also count toward your next Wristband.
The Festival Playlist starts a new season every Thursday, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring, four to a series. 20 and 40 points in a week give that season's two reward cars, and 80 and 160 points across the series give the series cars.