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Forza Horizon 6 Series 4, titled Horizon Mascot Party, puts the game’s map mascots at the centre of its seasonal activities. The four-week series is divided into four seven-day playlists and offers cars, credits, clothing, wheelspins and cosmetics.

The series begins on 13 August at 10:30 a.m. EDT and finishes on 10 September. A yellow wristband or higher is required to access its seasonal activities. Australian players should check their local in-game reset time, as the schedule is listed in Eastern Daylight Time.

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This guide covers the Summer playlist, including its series rewards, weekly and daily tasks, seasonal events, online activities and the returning monthly rivals challenge. For more gaming and arcade news, visit the RETROCADE Arcade Blog.

Series 4 rewards and playlist structure

A Forza Horizon 6 screenshot showing the 1991 Nissan Figaro

Across the full Horizon Mascot Party series, players can earn the following milestone rewards by collecting playlist points:

  • 80 points: 1970 Honda N600
  • 160 points: 1967 Renault 8 Gordini

The first Summer playlist also contains two seasonal reward cars:

A Forza Horizon 6 screenshot showing the series rewards of the Horizon Mascot Party
  • 20 points: 2018 Exomotive Exocet Sport V8 XP-5
  • 40 points: 1969 Datsun 2000 Roadster

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Weekly seasonal challenges

The weekly section combines a four-part car challenge with a photo challenge and a treasure hunt. The weekly car challenge must be completed from start to finish to claim its reward.

  • Weekly challenge — 5 points and 25,000 credits: own and drive the 2017 Toyota JPN Taxi; smash vending machines in it to earn three Feed Me Skills; park it at any Car Meet; then photograph it at Tokyo Central Railway Station.
  • Photo challenge — 2 points and Yellow Sports Sunglasses epic clothing: photograph a 2013 Wuling Sunshine S at Hokuryu Sunflower Farm. Use the hashtag #SunnySnap.
  • Treasure Hunt — 3 points and 100,000 credits: search the Shimanoyama Region.

Daily Summer challenges

A new daily task becomes available at 10:30 a.m. EDT each day. Each one is worth one point and awards 5,000 credits, but daily activities remain available for a limited period.

  • 13 August — Stunt Party: finish round three of a Horizon Stunt Party.
  • 14 August — Rivals: beat a Rival’s Ghost.
  • 15 August — Air Skills: earn three Air Skills.
  • 16 August — Time Attack: complete three laps of any Time Attack circuit.
  • 17 August — Speed Trap: earn at least one star from Speed Traps.
  • 18 August — Car Meet: park at any Car Meet.
  • 19 August — Road Race: complete a Road Race.

Summer seasonal events

Seasonal events have vehicle restrictions. You may still enter with a car that does not meet the stated requirement, but doing so prevents you from receiving the event’s points and reward.

  • Small but Mighty: Road Racing seasonal championship; reward is a Honda S800; worth 5 points; restriction is D (400), Eclectic Domestics.
  • Dango Dashes: Road Racing seasonal championship; reward is a BMW Isetta; worth 5 points; restriction is S1 (800), Total Supercars.
  • Edamame Time Attack: Time Attack; reward is one wheelspin; worth 3 points; restriction is D (400), Eclectic Domestics.
  • Tanbo Launch: Danger Sign; reward is one wheelspin; worth 2 points; restriction is S1 (800), Ferrari.
  • Hakone Turns: Speed Zone; reward is one wheelspin; worth 2 points; restriction is S1 (800), Ferrari.
  • Kawazu Nanadaru Loop Bridge: Drift Zone; reward is one wheelspin; worth 2 points; restriction is S1 (800), Ferrari.
  • Tokyo City Food Delivery: Seasonal Job; reward is a Toyota JPN Taxi; worth 3 points; no restriction is listed.
A Forza Horizon 6 screenshot showing the series 4 summer rewards

Seasonal online activities

The online playlist asks players to compete with others or take part in multiplayer activities.

  • Offroad Scramble: The Trial category. Work as a team against Unbeatable Drivatars; the reward is a Corvette ’53 and the activity is worth 10 points.
  • Mini Games: Horizon Stunt Party category. Complete any Horizon Stunt Party to earn the Mascot car horn and 3 points.

Italian Exotics series event

The series event is a monthly rivals activity. Race against an NPC rival on the specified circuit using the same car, then beat the rival’s time. A faster rival appears after each victory, but only one win is needed for the reward.

  • Edamame Circuit: post a clean lap to complete the challenge. The reward is a Super wheelspin and the activity awards 4 points.
Forza Horizon 6

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A white Japanese castle in front of two sakura trees in Forza Horizon 6.

How to prioritise the playlist

Start by completing the weekly car challenge, because it requires several specific locations and actions. Then tackle the photo challenge, treasure hunt and restricted events before their seven-day playlist expires. Daily tasks are short, while the online activities and monthly rivals event provide additional points and rewards.

The Lamborghini Murcielago parked outside the Italian Exotics Dealership in Forza Horizon 6.

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