Forza Horizon 6 achievement list and Gamerscore breakdown

Forza Horizon 6 ships with 57 achievements totaling 1,000 Gamerscore, shared across the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox Cloud, and PC releases. The Steam version carries the same list but tracks separately from your Xbox profile. Notably, there are no achievements tied to The Eliminator or Hide & Seek at launch, and the old "drive every road" requirement is gone.

How the list is structured

Progression runs along two color-coded tracks. Wristbands mark your standing at the Horizon Festival itself, climbing from Yellow to Gold. Stamps fill in your Collection Journal as you explore Japan and participate in side activities, also ending at Gold. Each color tier on both tracks has its own achievement, which is why a large chunk of the list is dedicated to progression milestones.

The rest of the achievements cover one-off firsts (your first Job, Touge Battle, Qualifier, race win), collectibles (Treasure Cars, Bonus Boards, Regional Mascots, Landmarks), and specific events like the Mech My Day and Flight Club showcases. A handful are tied to single regions, such as Tokyo City activities and Ohtani PR Stunts.

Horizon Festival Wristbands

The Wristband chain is the spine of the achievement list. You earn each color by advancing through the festival's ranking system, and the Gamerscore per tier scales with how far you've come.

Collection Journal Stamps

Stamps reward exploration and journal completion. They mirror the Wristband color ladder and top out with Master Explorer for the Gold Stamp.

Story, Jobs, and early-game firsts

A cluster of 10G achievements triggers naturally during the opening hours. Completing The Opening Act, your first Job, your first Touge Battle, your first Qualifier, and winning your first Horizon Festival race will each pop without deliberate effort.

Jobs return after being absent from Forza Horizon 5. The Boss asks for a maximum Promotion in a single Job, so you only need to fully progress one of them rather than every business on the map.

Exploration and the map

The Horizon Cartographer replaces the old "drive every road" objective. Instead, the map uses a fog-of-war system that clears as you discover areas, and the achievement unlocks once the entire map is revealed. A progress percentage is tracked in-game, which avoids the hunt-for-one-missed-road problem from previous entries.

Collectibles and smashables

The map includes 200 Bonus Boards and 200 Regional Mascots to destroy. Treasure Cars are the new name used in the achievement list, and Playground has confirmed Barn Finds will still exist as a separate, distinct feature in-game, so don't assume the two terms are interchangeable.

Note: Two achievements share the "Treasure Hunter" name but have different requirements — one for Treasure Cars, one for Treasure Chests inside a Festival Playlist Series.

Cars, garage, and player house

Car-focused achievements span purchasing, parking, and collecting. Collector at 100 different cars is the biggest grind here, so holding onto vehicles rather than selling duplicates pays off later.

Events, showcases, and racing modes

The two confirmed Showcase Events both have their own achievements, and three Horizon Rush events cover Carkour! and Feel The Rush. Time Attack is split into a generic lap-time version and a Track Toy-specific version for players who want both pops on the same circuit run.

Horizon Play, Playlist, and multiplayer touches

Horizon Play is the progression meter used for seasonal play. Maxed Out requires 100 levels in Horizon Play, and Played-List asks for all Festival Playlist points in a single season rather than a full four-season series — a significantly lighter ask than Min, Meet Max from Forza Horizon 5. Historic Effort covers a Series History reward, which unlocks for completing all four seasons of a Playlist Series.

Multiplayer obligations are minimal. Visiting another player's Estate and leveling Horizon Play are the only entries that really touch online play, and there's nothing forcing you into competitive racing lobbies for 100 percent completion.

What's not on the list

The Eliminator and Hide & Seek are both confirmed to return to the game, but neither mode has a launch achievement attached. That pattern matches Forza Horizon 5, where Hide & Seek arrived as a later live update with its own achievements bolted on, so additional Gamerscore may appear in post-launch content rather than the base 1,000.

Also absent: a full-series Festival Playlist requirement, a drive-every-road objective, and anything tied to EventLab creation. The result is a cleaner base list with fewer time-gated or RNG-heavy entries than in the previous game.

Gamerscore distribution

Forza Horizon 6 launches on May 19, 2026, for Xbox Series X|S and PC, with Premium Edition early access from May 15. The achievements above apply to both the Xbox and Steam releases at launch, with a PlayStation 5 version following later in the year, carrying the equivalent trophies.