With pace notes, as well as other sounds, Forza Motorsport is set to be Turn 10's most accessible game yet car auto cars
is released, but in a video, Cole can be seen driving Suzuka in a Ford Focus. While he drives, he is provided with verbal information about the course, much like the pace notes given to rally drivers. In addition, chirps, beeps, and other sounds help him establish his precise location on the track.
The studio says that this is not a driving mode, rather it’s a set of features that helps players with low/no visibility to play the unmodified game. Both Turn 10 and Cole say that that means there is a learning curve to playing with Blind Driving Assists. Although it’s not easy to pick up, they are convinced that players will be able to learn their favorite tracks, and set blistering lap times.
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