Even with more traditional driving controls, Halo's iconic Warthog off-roader is a slippery, bouncy thing. Positively unrealistic in some cases - developers Playground Games have been showcasing it recently with a Halo-themed crossover event. While Forza Horizon may look quite serious in screenshots, it's a far more accessible game than it first appears. You can find the demo here, although do note that as with most Microsoft Studios games, it's a Windows 10 exclusive and a hefty 28gb download. You can give it a spin today, as a free demo just popped up on the Microsoft Store.
Set across a large chunk of Britain's twisting roads and scenic hedgerows, players explore and compete in events both static and scheduled in a wide variety of (mostly) expensive-looking cars. I'm not much of a car person, but even I can appreciate Forza Horizon 4's open-world ambitions.
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