I’d like to propose an “Autistic Mode” or a broader Neurodiversity Accessibility Setting for Forza Horizon 6. It would be designed to support neurodivergent players who experience sensory sensitivity, cognitive fatigue, or anxiety during high-intensity gameplay.
Suggested Features:
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Sensory Options: Adjustable visual effects (reduce flashing lights, motion blur, and track contrast), plus calming audio presets and vibration control.
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Chill Gameplay Mode: Optional low-pressure racing mode with extended timers, no forced challenges, and simplified navigation cues.
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Simplified UI & Communication Filters: Customizable HUD layouts, clear mission breakdowns, and tools to reduce chat toxicity in online play.
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Flexible Drift Zones: Extended scoring windows and smooth terrain for drift challenges, to accommodate motor coordination differences.
The goal is to let more players enjoy Forza in ways that fit their strengths—whether that’s hyper-focus, creative track design, or relaxed exploration.
Forza has done amazing work in visual and physical accessibility. Expanding into neurodiverse support would be a meaningful next step.
Thanks for considering!
— legend21
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