It in many ways feels like a career mode that would have been in a racing game on the PlayStation 2. The career mode here is not bad by any means. I loved the career mode that was introduced in 3 and they improved upon in 4. It is a great sim and one that requires some real skill to master, but at the same time, you can make it a bit easier if you need to be eased into things. The gameplay is once again fantastic, I feel that by this point they have really nailed the gameplay. If you like Top Gear that is great, but if you find the presenters (especially Clarkson) brutal then this may be something that gets on your nerves. They still have the Top Gear license thing here. To be fair, it was well supported with DLC including a lot of free tracks which was awesome. There is still a large selection of cars and courses, but if you spent a lot of time with 4, you will certainly notice that there is not as much content here as there was in that game. This is of course very disappointing, but I do feel that the much higher models and tracks may be the reason for this. The first negative I have to say is that there are a few hundred fewer cars in Forza Motorsport 5 than there were in 4.
The game no longer has a licensed soundtrack, instead, it has an actual score like a movie would and I really like this. The sound is also improved, but I think this could be a personal preference thing. The Auto Vitsa mode that was introduced in the 4th game returns and it is even more spectacular now as the game's graphics are so much better. Everything in this game has a level of polish which we may take for granted today, but back when this was first released it was truly groundbreaking stuff.
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