With SS12 Lunaria drawing to a close, Torchlight Infinite SS13 will officially launch on July 16th at 7 PM PDT. The new season is named Afterlight. In stark contrast to the romantic and dreamy tone of the previous season, Afterlight brings players a more somber and eerie dark horror style.

Before the official launch, the official team will release a full preview of the season at TorchCon 2026 on July 11th, where all update notes and changes will be announced. Currently, the only information we have is a roughly one-minute trailer released by the official team. We will analyze this trailer and related leaks to interpret what surprises the new season might bring.

The trailer revolves around a woman in a wedding dress, holding flowers, lying in a coffin, surrounded by countless ghosts. In the darkness, they escort her across towering bridges and mountains to a certain destination. In the distance, a group of monsters lurk, attempting to steal the coffin. The escort's leader uses magic to try and drive them away, but in the end, as dawn breaks, everything vanishes into nothingness, and the fate of the departed remains unknown. "Do not listen. Do not look back. Come now. Follow death. Follow me." These are the last lines of the trailer, perfectly capturing the dark and terrifying atmosphere.

Judging from the season trailer, many players' first reaction is whether this will be another escort mission season. Torchlight Infinite is a fast-paced, intense action RPG, while escort missions are often slow and tedious.

However, it's well known that the developers of Torchlight Infinite are also seasoned gamers; they've played many games and know exactly how to make them fun. Therefore, they typically borrow elements and mechanics from other games, modifying them to make them more engaging and suitable for Torchlight Infinite.

Additionally, it's worth noting that previous seasons have already introduced several in-game mechanics. Introducing another in-game mechanic in Afterlight season could make the gameplay too cumbersome. Therefore, many players speculate that this season's gameplay might be an off-map mechanism, similar to the independent gameplay space of Frozen Canvas. Of course, the specific form will only be confirmed in the season preview livestream on July 11th.

Furthermore, many speculate that this woman is the new hero for SS13, but we usually see information about new heroes a week later. Therefore, the new hero is unlikely to be this character. It's more likely that this is a new Pactspirit used to enhance combat power and provide benefits.

Based on the official dark-themed trailer for The Nightwatcher and the pattern of previous hero updates, SS13 is expected to revolve around expanding summoning mechanics or a new hybrid magic/melee class. The new hero is highly likely to be a character with dark, undead, or alchemical support elements. Skill mechanics may revolve around curses, damage over time, and soul sacrifice.

In addition, the PV revealed the concept of Soul Lamp guidance, which may add a linked combat mechanism similar to summons (such as ghosts, spirits, or demons) assisting in pushing carts, further expanding the depth of the summoning system's gameplay.

If the official release doesn't include a completely new starting hero, it's highly likely that existing popular heroes like Sage or Erika will receive new Nightwatcher-themed features, altering their existing damage rotations. However, before speculating about new heroes, it's advisable to refer to recently released hero gameplay to familiarize yourself with current build strategies.

Although Torchlight Infinite SS13 is still almost two weeks away from release, we already learned most of the new version's information during the July 11th livestream. So, what should players do in the meantime to adapt and prepare?

During the preview period, various experts and the community will release tests and previews of the new heroes. Players can assess their preferred playstyles and pre-build a budget-friendly early-game build. If you're a veteran player, you can use the preview period to clear out your inventory, disposing of unwanted equipment and currency to exchange for the more versatile $1, preparing your inventory space for the fair early-game period of the new season.

Furthermore, before the new season launches, players can participate in global pre-registration on the game's official website or various gaming platforms. This usually ensures players receive some free early-game resources at the start of the season. Additionally, during the preview phase of some seasons, the official team releases exclusive avatars, back decorations, and other pioneer rewards. Players can create accounts in advance to participate and ensure they get these exclusive perks first.

In short, Torchlight Infinite SS13 Afterlight is not only a bold stylistic shift, but also potentially a significant turning point in Torchlight Infinite's season mechanics design. Regardless of whether the final gameplay is in-game or map-based, the eerie ritualistic atmosphere created in the trailer and the dialogue accompanying death have successfully whetted the appetite of all players.

For every eager player, instead of being troubled by the shrouded storyline, it's better to turn your attention to the upcoming TorchCon preview - where all the suspense will be revealed. See you in the livestream on July 11th.

Crossover is one of the most common operational tactics in mobile games today. By collaborating with well-known IPs, games can quickly gain significant attention and attract players.

The collaboration between Monopoly GO and The Simpsons is another example of this strategy. A new album themed around The Simpsons was released on June 3rd, almost a month ago, and several waves of related stickers have already been released.

Most players have been very enthusiastic about this collaboration, but a small number have expressed dissatisfaction on forums. This article will discuss this in detail.

Like previous albums, Monopoly GO's The Simpsons Album doesn't change the core gameplay. You still need to constantly roll dice, move around the map, build landmarks, and collect rent from other players.

However, the album completely transforms the game's visual style into that of "The Simpsons". For example, the loading screen after entering the game is replaced with the classic opening scene of Simpsons sitting on their living room sofa; the main screen background is changed to the streets of Springfield.

Of course, most importantly, as always, this collaboration also releases a complete The Simpsons-themed sticker album. Familiar characters from Springfield are designed as stickers, each featuring a character's iconic pose or classic scene, full of nostalgia.

Collecting stickers is the same as other events: players obtain Card Packs through various activities and randomly obtain stickers by opening Card Packs. Each time a sticker set is collected, players can claim a corresponding reward.

Players who collect all sets will also receive a Grand Prize, which in this event is a The Simpsons-themed token.

Overall, Monopoly GO's collaboration in this area has been very well done in terms of details, resulting in much praise from players.

First and foremost, the most fundamental reason lies in emotional weight that The Simpsons IP itself carries.

Since its premiere in 1989, The Simpsons has accompanied audiences worldwide for over thirty years, making it one of the longest-running animated series in television history.

For many players, it's not just an animated series, but also cherished childhood memories and moments of relaxation. People may not remember the specific plot details, but they will remember the wonderful times it brought them.

This collaboration allows many players to recall those fond memories when they open Monopoly GO and see the familiar Springfield.

This is the core reason why many players love this The Simpsons Album. Some players have even commented on forums that this collaboration "saved" Monopoly GO. This exaggerated statement has surprisingly gained widespread acceptance among players.

Secondly, collection process itself provides continuous positive feedback. Monopoly GO's designers cleverly broke down collection process into several smaller sets, each consisting of a few to a dozen stickers.

The difficulty gradient of the sets was carefully designed: players were initially allowed to complete a few basic sets relatively easily, gaining an initial sense of accomplishment, before the difficulty of obtaining rare stickers gradually increased, lengthening the collection process and enhancing the sense of achievement for players who finally completed a set.

Of course, we can't ignore a simpler reason: many players found The Simpsons' sticker designs very appealing.

These stickers faithfully reproduced the anime style, with bright colors and clean lines. Rare stickers even incorporated simple animated effects, which further motivated players to collect these $1. Honestly, who would refuse to collect good-looking stickers?

Of course, just like no game is immune to criticism, some players held negative or even dismissive attitudes towards Monopoly GO's The Simpsons Album.

The most criticized aspect is that The Simpsons started airing in 1989 and, although it ran until around 2020, there were already many other things to enjoy: Iron Man, Venom, Harry Potter, etc.

Therefore, no matter how moved fans of IP might be to see a The Simpsons-style Monopoly GO, many born after 1990 are unfamiliar with The Simpsons and won't feel anything special seeing a Springfield-style board.

Many players stated that they were drawn to game by Monopoly GO collaboration album with Harry Potter. For them, The Simpsons might already be "the cartoon their parents loved to watch".

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Another frequently mentioned issue is the high repetition rate of stickers. The random collection mechanism naturally means players will continuously acquire stickers they already own, which is probabilistically unavoidable.

However, many players have reported that the repetition rate in this collaboration seems exceptionally high. Some players have tallied their gains during the event, finding that a certain common sticker appeared over ten times, while a rare sticker from the same set remained elusive.

This situation made sticker collecting somewhat agonizing, with some players even suspecting it was intentional on the part of the designers.

This suspicion isn't unfounded. Keeping the drop rate of rare stickers low while allowing common stickers to appear in large numbers does create a sense of anxiety. Players experiencing this anxiety might increase their investment and spend more time farming for stickers.

Furthermore, the event only lasts a few weeks, and once it ends, uncollected stickers will be permanently unavailable, further increasing player pressure.

These are opinions of Monopoly GO players regarding The Simpsons collaboration. While there are negative voices, overall, players are quite satisfied with this collaboration.

Personally, I really enjoyed this collaboration, not only because of the distinctive visual style and exquisite sticker design, but also because of the various activities and mini-games that also adopted The Simpsons style. They were like Easter eggs in game, which were very fun.

With the official launch of Forza Horizon 6 Series 2, a new round of Car Pass cars has also been added to the game. For supercar enthusiasts, the most noteworthy new car in this update is undoubtedly 2023 Audi R8 Coupé V10 GT RWD.

This is not only a high-performance sports car with pure V10 lineage but also the final special edition released before Audi R8 series reached its end. With such a commemorative model arriving in Forza Horizon 6, the most pressing question for players naturally arises: is it merely a collector's item, or a truly worthwhile high-performance car to drive and modify?

After a series of tests, we can see that while Audi R8 GT may not become the new Meta champion, it offers one of the most surprising driving experiences in FH6.

When talking about Audi R8, many Forza Horizon 6 players will think of that classic V10 engine. As one of Audi's most iconic supercars, R8 initially debuted with a V8 engine and all-wheel drive, chased by a V10 version.

While many consider R8 an extremely rare supercar, Audi has actually produced nearly 50,000 R8s over the years. Compared to cars like F-150 or Camry, 50,000 Audi R8s might not seem like a lot, but it's certainly not a small number. R8 GT joining FH6 lineup is different; it's a true final sendoff.

The real R8 GT features a rear-wheel drive layout, a swan-neck rear wing, and retains the full 600-horsepower V10 engine. Limited to only 333 units worldwide, it boasts extremely high collector's value. Moreover, Audi R8 GT is the perfect embodiment of a supercar - suitable for everyday driving, with a beautiful, modern, and streamlined design that's understated.

Nevertheless, because of the numerous R8 special editions Audi has released over the years, its market price isn't as outrageous as one might imagine; an R8 GT costs approximately $300,000. For a supercar with only 333 units produced worldwide, this price even seems relatively affordable.

Upon entering Forza Horizon 6, the most surprising thing about Audi R8 GT isn't its performance figures, but its driving experience. The car offers multiple engine options, with Audi R8 LMS racing engine undoubtedly being the most appealing. Compared to the stock engine, it boasts a more distinctive sound and superior performance, making it the preferred modification choice.

With LMS engine, Audi R8 GT reaches 643 horsepower and weighs approximately 3,200 pounds. While the figures may not seem exaggerated, in actual driving within FH6, it exhibits exceptional balance. The car delivers power very stably when exiting corners, and steering transitions are quick and natural. The overall handling feels more like a real sports car than just a set of game stats.

After numerous tests, we found that if you're seriously considering modifying R8 GT, LMS engine is almost a must-have. Switching back to the old R8 engine resulted in a direct loss of over 100 horsepower and an increase of approximately 100 pounds in weight, with only a slight increase in torque.

From a performance perspective, the two are practically incomparable. Therefore, for enthusiasts seeking lap times and a superior driving experience, LMS engine is undoubtedly the most sensible choice.

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With snow tires installed and driving in mountainous terrain, Audi R8 GT demonstrated astonishing grip. Whether in lateral support or continuous cornering, the tires maintained a firm grip on the road surface, with virtually no significant slippage. Even when entering corners at high speeds, the car maintained a stable posture.

In Forza Horizon 5 era, snow tires were practically useless, with many enthusiasts even considering them worthless. However, with FH6, the situation changed significantly. Audi R8 GT's performance finally gave snow tires a real purpose, making driving on Forza Horizon 6 winter map much more enjoyable.

R8 GT's driving experience is equally captivating. After being modified with S1 class by $1, Audi R8 GT achieves excellent lap times, even exceeding 1,000 horsepower and ranking among the top FH6 global leaders. It remains surprisingly controllable. While some under-steer occurs, the overall handling remains remarkably smooth.

Compared to those Meta cars specifically designed to achieve record-breaking performance, R8 GT is more like a car suitable for daily driving and enjoying the scenery. It won't be the dominant force in Forza Horizon 6, nor does it possess any particularly exaggerated performance advantages, but it boasts a high level of refinement and unique driving charm, remaining a very easy-to-drive and fun car overall.

2023 Audi R8 Coupé V10 GT RWD isn't the fastest car in Forza Horizon 6, nor will it become the new Meta champion. However, it offers an excellent driving experience, a captivating V10 sound, and special collector value. If you enjoy driving rather than simply pursuing high performance figures, this last Audi R8 is still worth adding to your garage.

Since the release of Patch 0.5 Return of the Ancients, whether Path of Exile 2 is too easy has been a highly controversial topic in the player community, and this controversy has intensified after Patch 0.5.2. However, this question isn't easy to answer; it depends entirely on who you ask, as different people and different gameplay experiences may yield different results.

This article will analyze whether Path of Exile 2 Patch 0.5.0 is too easy. Let's take a look.

A significant number of players, especially veteran players and those pursuing the most advanced builds, believe that Patch 0.5.0 is too easy, especially after Patch 0.5.2, which comprehensively weakened all monsters and bosses, directly reducing the difficulty of many of the game's most challenging battles.

Previously, the notoriously difficult boss Jamanra had its health reduced by a full 17%; Blade of the Mists Siora's attack animation was lengthened, and her most dangerous skill was made parryable with reduced damage; simultaneously, the most lethal attacks of other bosses, Malgor, Serath, and Veynar, were also significantly weakened.

Furthermore, the entire late-game mechanics of PoE 2 were adjusted. The game director explicitly admitted that Delirium mechanic was too difficult compared to other mechanics in the game, therefore, the resilience and damage scaling of enemies in the fog of war were halved.

In addition, rituals were adjusted to make them easier to deal with. Bosses now appear at staggered times and stack less frequently, thus avoiding the boss overload common in high-level battles.

For these veteran players, the campaign mode has become too easy. One post bluntly stated, "PoE 2 is too easy now, completely inferior to PoE 1. Enemies are weak, one-shotting them, and there are almost no boss mechanics."

In the comments below, I saw many others expressing similar views. They pointed out that PoE 2 Patch 0.5.0 contains numerous overly powerful builds, and in the current economic system, acquiring gear using $1 is relatively easy. This further widens the gap between elite and casual players, allowing the former to possess far more powerful gear.

Hardcore players and Solo Self-Found (SSF) players hold drastically different opinions. For these players, Return of the Ancients still presents a significant challenge, despite improvements in the gameplay experience.

One player with 130 hours of playtime mentioned PoE 2 campaign, saying that he could barely manage because he had spent a considerable amount of time planning character builds in Excel before Patch 0.5.0 was released. He believes that without such meticulous preparation, the gameplay experience would be drastically different. Path of Exile 2 Return of the Ancients remains difficult to pick up and strongly discourages players from trying it.

The game forces players to follow preset build guides because resetting skill points is costly, and the limited number of skill and support gems available early in the game prevents the exploration of alternative strategies.

Furthermore, for hardcore players and Solo Self-Found (SSF) players, the weakened bosses haven't made the game easier; rather, they've reduced the likelihood of instant death from a single mistake. Farming monsters remains arduous, and the currency needed to add gem slots is still extremely difficult to obtain; failure can lead to prolonged stagnation.

Many players like to compare the difficulty of PoE 2 with PoE 1, believing that PoE 2 is significantly easier. They argue that after PoE 2 Patch 0.5.0, it seems to be heading in a direction where victory is easily achieved as long as you have enough funds, lacking depth and complexity.

PoE 1 is generally considered a deeper and more complex game, its difficulty achievable through player knowledge, ultimately allowing players to create extremely powerful and comfortable characters through their own efforts.

During gameplay, players can enhance their characters to near-invincibility by stacking spell suppression, maximizing resistances, and critical strike immunity. Its endgame content also provides players with a higher ceiling for self-challenge. Therefore, players who have played both games generally prefer PoE 1. The latest PoE 1 content, 3.29 League, is also coming, scheduled for release at 1 PM PST on July 24, 2026.

I believe Path of Exile 1 allows players to maximize the use of game content. Its difficulty lies in mastering the system and optimizing character building; you need a very thorough understanding of almost everything in the game. Path of Exile 2's difficulty, on the other hand, seems more artificially inflated. Spending more on Path of Exile 2's Currency seems to lower the difficulty, while spending less seems to increase it.

This research found that the main difference between players stems from their builds. Players using powerful character builds find the game easy, while those trying unconventional or inefficient skills struggle.

The game's balance is, in my opinion, the worst among all ARPGs. The performance difference between an initial character build (playable without gear) and an initial character build (with gear) is astronomical.

This leads to a strange phenomenon: within the same week of the game's release, the same patch might be labeled as too easy or too difficult by different players.

This article analyzes the recently hotly debated difficult issue of PoE 2 Patch 0.5.0. Everyone's understanding and experience of the game is different, leading to differing opinions among players and ultimately, endless debates within the community.

Regardless, for a game to have long-term viability, it needs a long-term plan, rather than simply lowering the difficulty when one aspect is increased and raising it when another is decreased.

While PoE 2's profitability is important, retaining players is even more crucial. If players don't want to play the game, how can it generate revenue? I believe PoE 2 needs to reduce the strength of some builds or increase the drop rate of unique items in the early game to give ordinary players some room to grow.

Discussions surrounding ARC Raiders have recently intensified, especially after the official confirmation that no major content updates will be released before Frozen Trail update in October, leading to a rapid spread of controversy regarding the update schedule.

The once-booming game is now experiencing a typical decline, with players shifting from intense engagement to observation or even leaving. Matchmaking experience, community activity, and the overall discussion atmosphere are all showing noticeable changes.

Against this backdrop, whether the game is declining and whether the development pace is deliberately extending its lifespan have become the two core voices in the player community, and this disagreement is gradually defining the current direction of public opinion regarding ARC Raiders.

Not long ago, ARC Raiders was all the rage, captivating everyone. Whether professional or casual players, everyone loved the game. But the honeymoon period is over. Many active players have reached the level cap and feel there's nothing to do, well-known streamers have abandoned it, and perhaps your friends have switched games; the hype has completely faded.

While ARC Raiders itself may not have worsened, the loss of players has resulted in fewer matchmaking rooms and a more fragmented player base, which has undoubtedly altered the gaming experience for most players. While some of us still enjoy it, the number of online players has drastically decreased.

This is the life cycle of indie games. Almost all games experience played churn; it's common. However, the situation with ARC Raiders is particularly striking, leading many in the community claiming that Arc Raiders is dead.

As a relatively new studio, ARC Raiders wasn't prepared for such tremendous success and couldn't handle the pressure of monthly updates. They believed that to create the long-term experience ARC Raiders aimed for, and to overcome player churn and the typical indie game lifecycle, more transformative updates were needed.

Therefore, ARC Raiders decided to release two major updates annually. Regular online updates, balance adjustments, bug fixes, store updates, and player events will continue as usual.

Furthermore, Europeans value vacations, and many companies allocate time for employees to take summer vacations. Embark adopted a similar measure. Therefore, they didn't have enough staff to maintain the current level of game updates. This inevitably brought many negative affects.

In an era where most developers release new content monthly, extending the update cycle to six months so soon after launch makes me worry about the future of ARC Raiders. A game without substantial updates for six months will struggle to survive in today's fiercely competitive market; another blockbuster release might immediately overshadow it and cause players to forget about it.

Even though ARC Raiders officially promised new Frozen Trail update content in October, the content released so far has been lackluster, with many major issues needing to be addressed, especially cheating. Cheating is rampant in ARC Raiders right now.

When you enter a game of ARC Raiders, you have a 70% chance of encountering a cheater. Even if their account is banned, they can easily register a new account and continue cheating.

The most disappointing aspect is that Update 1.33.0 still hasn't fixed the item duplication bug. In fact, some players are now duplicating rare $1 and selling them on online platforms, severely disrupting ARC Raiders' economy and making the already rampant cheating game even more difficult.

ARC Raiders team has been banning numerous accounts involved in item duplication, but this hasn't solved the problem.

Undoubtedly, ARC Raiders is a fantastic and fun game, but some flaws have been exploited by players, and these flaws themselves haven't been addressed. This slow update pace has left many players with little confidence in the upcoming Frozen Trail update.

On the other hand, many players aren't entirely pessimistic about ARC Raiders. They prefer longer development cycles for updates, even if it means waiting longer, because as long as the final content is solid and systematically improved, it could lead to higher-quality gameplay.

Regarding the anti-cheat issue, there are indeed two diametrically opposed interpretations within the community. Some believe that ARC Raiders is cracking down on cheating, hence the lack of public disclosure of technical details. Instead, they believe the company is continuously adjusting its detection and banning strategies in the background, leaving cheaters nowhere to hide.

While this anti-cheat method may not show immediate results to players, it's common in FPS game industry. This suggests that ARC Raiders hasn't ignored player demands.

In Update 1.33.0, ARC Raiders stated that most of the team is focused on building new maps to revitalize ARC, planning new upgrade paths, writing missions, testing weapons, and recording new instruments, aiming to deliver a truly exciting gaming experience this fall.

Furthermore, they have even more exciting content coming before Frozen Trail begins, which is certainly worth looking forward to.

Slowing down the update pace is a risky move for ARC Raiders. The key lies not only in updates after October but also in daily maintenance, which is crucial for retaining loyal players. If the development team can stabilize the game environment and suppress cheating in subsequent updates, the current period without updates will not have a devastating impact, and the new content will attract more players back.

Forza Horizon 6 features a series of interesting game glitches, most of which don't negatively impact the gameplay experience and instead add a bit of fun.

These glitches were discovered and shared by players in the community, including how to enter "forbidden zones", display errors in vehicle models, and abnormal sound effects.

Next, I will introduce these glitches and menus one by one.

First, some glitches that allow you to bypass map boundaries in FH 6 and find hidden locations.

This glitch is located in Minka House in Edo region of the game. Here, you can experience a special "wall-penetrating" gameplay.

Specifically: You need to drive your vehicle to back of the garage of this house and then try to squeeze the car body into the gap between the wall and two water tanks. By repeatedly adjusting the angle and direction, you can make the vehicle slowly "slide" into garage.

Once you are inside, you will find that the walls inside the garage are semi-transparent; obviously, the developers didn't create a model for this area. Although there's nothing particularly special about it, process of finding this hidden spot is fun in itself.

The next exploit is located in Yashiki House. In FH 6, Yashiki House is a special player property located in Hokkaido, which unlocks Estate Builder feature.

This feature is a major highlight of the game, allowing players to freely build various facilities on their land, including tracks, decorations, and more. Among the buildable items is a dedicated Dinosaurs category.

And then, something interesting happens. If you enter Customizable Garage interface and carefully observe behind a specific wall, you can see a hidden dinosaur head model. If you adjust view downwards, you can even see the dinosaur's complete body.

Is this dinosaur model a bug accidentally overlooked by the developers, or an Easter egg intentionally left for players to discover? There's no official explanation yet.

Besides the two locations mentioned above, there are several other places to explore in FH 6.

First, by using the same trick in the upper left corner of Tokyo area on the map, players can enter another blocked area. Here, you can observe the buildings in Tokyo area up close.

Secondly, near a water tank in Taiwan Port, you can enter a small hidden area using the same method. You can even have some simple interactions with NPCs in the area.

Thirdly, the last location is at Tokyo Station. You need to find a friend and have them drive a large or heavy vehicle while you drive a mini-car.

Park the mini-car against a wall in Tokyo Station, then have the large vehicle crash into it from behind. With enough impact, mini-car will "crash through" the wall and enter the back of Tokyo Station.

Another bug involves various display errors and sound effects related to the appearance of $1 in the game.

First to be mentioned is 1995 BMW M5, which has appeared in Forza Horizon series since Forza Horizon 2.

A player recently discovered a strange phenomenon: when you select certain default colors for this car, the lower lip of the vehicle inexplicably turns blue. In previous Forza Horizon titles, its default color was light gray.

While this issue may seem minor, it's a noticeable visual flaw for aesthetically pleasing car enthusiasts.

However, this minor flaw didn't hinder the car's skyrocketing value in the game. In FH2, it cost 14,000 Credits, in FH5 it became 25,000 Credits, and in FH6, you might need 48,000 Credits to acquire it.

Other cars also had similar issues. Back in FH4, this car had a missing texture on the front bumpers.

In FH6, the problem became even more severe. Its mesh texture was ridiculously large, looking quite comical.

This special edition car, released to commemorate rally driver Tommi Makinen, had an even more ridiculous flaw. When some players installed Full Roll Cage on this car, they couldn't see Roll Cage model at all.

Interestingly, although Roll Cage wasn't displayed, you could see that A-pillar inside the car had been stripped of its trim, revealing the internal metal structure.

This was clearly due to a rendering failure in the game, but it created a unique and cool metallic visual effect.

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Next, there's a strange issue with the car's sound. Some players discovered that this Lamborghini Aventador emits a very strange mechanical sound.

After analysis, this sound resembles the working sound of the original rear wing constantly raising and lowering while the car is in motion. However, the problem is that this car already has other body kits installed, so players shouldn't be able to hear this sound.

Players speculate that this is likely because the game's sound system incorrectly retained the audio triggering logic of the original rear wing, ignoring the fact that the player had replaced the body kit.

These are some of the interesting game glitches in Forza Horizon 6 that you can use to explore "other side" of  game map or build an unusual metal car. If you're interested, go ahead and open the game and give it a try!