Dear Playground Games and Turn 10 team,
My name is Nahuel Blanco, and I’ve been a passionate Forza Horizon fan since FH3. I’m writing to share a concept idea that has lived in my mind for years: a potential future installment of Forza Horizon set in Argentina — a land full of contrast, energy, and automotive culture that I believe could bring something truly new to the Horizon Festival.
Why Argentina
Argentina offers an impressive variety of landscapes: from the icy lakes and mountains of Patagonia, to the colorful deserts of the northwest, the endless plains of La Pampa, and the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires. It’s a country where car culture runs deep, from local motorsport to international icons like Pagani Automobili, which was born here before becoming a world legend.
Concept Highlights
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A map inspired by Patagonia and the Ruta 40, connecting different biomes and climates within a single open world — much like previous Horizon titles but with a new southern identity.
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A cover car that represents that connection between local roots and global prestige: the Pagani Utopia (or a more recent vehicle from the Pagani line if the project comes to light) , racing across rugged terrain with other exotic cars behind it, in a setting full of color, motion, and life.
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A soundtrack that blends Argentine rock, electronic music, and a few folk-inspired themes with international tracks — giving the game a unique regional touch while keeping the universal Horizon feel.
Why it could work
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It would mark the first Forza Horizon in South America, expanding the series’ cultural and geographic reach.
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The region’s landscapes and iconic routes (like the Andes crossings and Patagonian trails) offer ideal playgrounds for gameplay diversity and photo opportunities.
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The fanbase in Latin America is growing rapidly; many of us dream of seeing our culture represented in a game as beloved and creative as Forza Horizon.
I’m sharing this purely as a concept proposal — an idea born from passion, meant to inspire or contribute to future creative directions. If the team is ever interested, I would be happy to provide more visuals or concept references (such as cover mockups or map sketches) that further develop this vision.
Thank you very much for your time and for the dedication you put into every Horizon title. Each game continues to raise the bar for open-world racing, and I hope this small idea might add a spark for what could come next.
Sincerely,
Nahuel Blanco
Argentina